Tim Miller

So it might be better for you just to leave the cash with us.

I mean, like, what is what is that?

If not.

authoritarian socialism.

That takes us back to the polls.

So the approval rating we got the most recent is at 37%.

We've been seeing them all over the 30s.

But I thought this was interesting, the one you highlighted in Morning Shots this morning.

23% approval on cost of living, 27% approval on inflation, 33% on conflict in Iran, 34% on the economy, 40% on immigration.

So it starts to affect everything, right?

And this is one of those things where it's like, let's say, and there is some element to this.

We've seen poll misses recently, and I do think that there is some psychology to, if you're annoyed, you're not answering the polls as much, and you don't want to do it, right?

So let's just say that there's some silent MAGA in here, and it's off by...

6%.

Even still, then his number at the economy is still 40.

And cost of living is still under 30, even if it's off significantly.

To me, I think that is really telling, especially when you consider that it seems like things are going to get worse before they get better economically, and that they don't have a plan or an idea or even some spin on how they're going to fix it.

I think the other thing that this is related to, it's related to Biden, is the degree to which people just have a sense in their own lives for what they were able to afford.

And this is really what happened during COVID.

And it's just like in the normal daily products that you buy, there was a sense that when we hit that big inflation spike in 2022,