Mark Mitchell

This is the first one.

only 18% say very fair.

And that's brought up by 28% of Republicans who say very fair, only 17% of independents, only 12% of voters under 30, only 23% of 30 to 39 year olds, somewhat fair and very fair among 18 to 30s only gets you to 35%.

So like one in three, that's pretty low numbers.

And I mean, a majority of Republicans say at least somewhat fair, but their party is

in power correcting these things with tariffs and all of the deportations.

But here's the key question.

And you can quibble about how we defined economic populism, but let me just read it and explain why we did it this way.

Economic populism is a political and economic approach that emphasizes growth and income distribution.

often opposing the perceived elites in favor of the interests of the common people.

Do you agree or disagree that America needs more economic populism?

So we purposely pit it as the common people against the elites.

And 58% of America agrees with that, 32% strongly.

Only 27% disagree.

Only 13% strongly disagree.

But here's the thing.

Republicans, 56% agree.

Only 27% don't.

So this is the thing.

The big business, Chamber of Commerce, Charles Koch, like all these folks, the Ken Griffins of the world,