Eugene Daniels

Voters are looking at how much money is leaving their wallet.

It is way too much for them to sustain.

Their credit card bills are much higher.

They're not able to pay them.

People are deciding and saying to our MSNOW colleagues on air that like at the gas station, I have to decide between eating or putting gas in my tank.

Those things are not going to be changed or fixed by redrawing of the maps.

So either Republicans are going to have to I don't know what they could do to convince people they really care about affordability in the economy.

But if they don't change that, then Democrats still have the advantage.

I also think that one of the things that's been frustrating over the last few years with covering D.C.,

is that people keep talking about waves.

There's going to be a red wave.

We're going to have a blue wave.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Like, let it go, guys.

You're not meteorologists.

And at the end of the day, I think that like we are probably always going to have a tight situation in the House.

Right.

It's because the voters, again, are trying new things.

Voters don't believe these folks are pissed all the time at Democrats and Republicans.