Lisa Rubin

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To 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 at 59%.

Washington Post, ABC News, 57.

Wall Street Journal at 54.

It seems like you're pushing a car uphill.

And you've got nine months to turn it around.

You know Democrats are Jews.

They are ready to vote tomorrow.

Well, today was the deadline for Peter Scandaculis, who is the chair of this prosecuting council in Georgia, to find someone to potentially replace Fannie Willis after the Supreme Court of Georgia decided she needed to be removed from the case because of the appearance of impropriety.

And you see, as per our reporting this morning, that Peter Scandaculis appointed Peter Scandaculis.

significant in the sense that there is or could be some forward motion.

But that doesn't necessarily mean that there will be.

Among the options for Peter Scandaculis, of course, is not only reviving the case, but choosing not to revive the case.

And as you and I both know, earlier this week, President Trump pardoned dozens of people who were allegedly involved in the fake elector scheme, many of them defendants and ongoing defendants in this Georgia case, if it were to be revived.

So look to see what he's going to do in the next couple of weeks.

If he does want to prosecute the case, then I think that he will notify Judge Scott McAfee.