Greg Gutfeld

What about the 14%?

Such a low percentage of 400,000 people.

More on that in a moment.

Or it's saying that the average American household paid an extra $1,000 last year because of the tariffs.

It'll go up to $1,300 this year.

Consistently, voters say, though, Trump isn't focused on the things that they care about, which is lowering prices.

And I think that there are two plot lines that the administration, for obvious reasons, really want to ignore but matter to voters.

First of all, Donald Trump...

and his family, their corruption.

This story, Andy McCarthy's doing a series for the National Review on it.

All the crypto money that they're taking in from the UAE and others is a really big deal.

And then what's going on with the Epstein files.

And I'm not making this partisan, I'm saying it is an elite

problem.

John Ossoff is now calling it the Epstein class and even name check George Soros in his campaign rally.

If it's us versus them and Trump is just saying, ignore it, it's going to go away.

And you have Howard Lutnick, for instance, testifying that he went to the island in 2012 when he said in 2000, you never cared about this until now because Trump won.

Trump's fine under Epstein.

And I was obviously very careful to say that I am not accusing the president of doing anything.

I'm saying that he has an Epstein-Files problem and he knows it.