Domenico Montanaro

They say that that's the most biggest motivating issue.

They've been saying that the Trump administration, frankly, is not focused on it enough.

And instead, he decided to say that everything's fine, that everything's

It's basically all great.

The stock market's doing great.

Jobs are doing well.

And, you know, if there's one thing from a midterm standpoint, it's this.

And it really didn't help his party's case on this because people have been saying.

that they think the president's policies have been to blame.

And again, he stood by his tariffs, criticizing the Supreme Court, saying it was an unfortunate ruling, a little more polite than what he said online about them.

But sticking by his tariffs, continuing to say he has the authority to do it, even though that's something that people have been saying is directly to blame for high prices.

He tried to rebrand on immigration.

He tried to reset this message of his that he's always focused on, which are these kind of gory anecdotes talking about border security and deporting criminals.

You know, and it's sort of this warning to voters that if Democrats are back in office tomorrow,

They'll let the immigrants back in.

And that's part of the midterm message.

And it's something that Trump believes that he was elected on in the first place.

Remember, there have been more than a couple of times in this first year when he's said that he doesn't think that the economy was the thing that got him elected, that it was immigration and crime, even though the exit polls would tell you something different.

Trump decided to talk about the economy, which is people's top concern.

They say that that's the most biggest motivating issue.