Chris Murphy

Okay, so we've only really been talking about the early vote, but if you look at the Cal State prediction market, what you actually see is the chance to have higher Texas primary turnout

Right now, the people putting their money where their mouth is actually slightly predict that there'll be more votes cast on the Democratic side than on the Republican side.

Sixty percent to 40 percent.

Still a close race.

But given that Republicans have been so outvoting Democrats, I think I think we get it.

The issue that might clip this administration and that's the economy on screen.

Now we can show you three of the most recent polls about the economy.

How about Americans are feeling about it?

Everything in red.

Our Fox polling disapproves of fifty nine percent.

Washington Post, ABC News, 57 Wall Street Journal at fifty four.

It seems like you're pushing a car uphill, and you've got nine months to turn it around.

You know Democrats are juiced.

They are ready to vote tomorrow.

Do you have enough runway to get this economy where it needs to be before November?

Well, Bill, in some ways we are pushing a car uphill because the Biden administration left us such a disaster of an economy, the highest peacetime debt in American history, skyrocketing inflation.

A lot of Americans who had lost $3,000.

Was that how much the average American had lost in take-home pay?

Now, in a year, we've actually seen the average American gain about $1,200 in take-home pay.

But if you're sitting at home from the perspective of the Biden administration, you are still worse off than you were when Joe Biden take took over.