Mike Nellis

Tens of millions of Americans have their healthcare premiums double or triple.

Trump's not doing anything about that.

He's not doing anything about grocery prices, housing prices.

So maybe it's a big distraction, a wag the dog situation.

I'm not convinced of that, but it seems really ill-timed and poorly executed.

And the vast majority of Americans don't want this.

They don't understand why we're doing it.

I mean, I don't know, but I can tell you that even though my dad's a three-time Trump voter, I was not raised this way and would never treat anyone the way that they treat people.

I would never execute an operation where I'm going to steal Venezuelan oil for big oil companies.

I just wouldn't do that.

So I don't know.

But again, if you look at Trump's polling numbers, there's data out this morning, I think it was from Semaphore,

um, you know, about Trump's numbers with young men, like they are abandoning him in droves right now.

And they are a big part of the reason that he won this last election was because he made such inroads with them, but they're pissed because they felt like everything's too expensive.

I don't believe in the American dream.

I don't know how I'm going to, I'm going to buy a house and, you know, find a, find a spouse and a partner and start a family.

And he promised to help them with that.

And, and, and he's not.

So, um,

I think you're going to see in this election a lot of people turn back.