Tim Miller

We're not in whatever.

But like the same complaint exists.

And now we're layering big gas prices on top of that.

And so to me that if you think about it like that, it's totally understandable why his numbers would be that low.

And they're not even offering one.

It's like even they've taken up the 47 years.

Iran's been coming at us for 47 years.

It's not even saying that there was some acute threat.

Any updated thoughts on how Trump's terrible numbers match up with the House-Senate state of play coming up?

And obviously we have – I should mention – I did mention the ruling last week guiding Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.

I went very deep on this with Mark Elias over the weekend.

If you can see that on the Borg Takes feed or on the YouTube if they missed it.

We talked about what's happening here in Louisiana where –

Jeff Landry is literally nullifying some votes.

People had sent in absentee ballot votes already and they're stopping the election in order to try to jam through or redraw the map to get rid of one of the majority minority districts here in the state.

And so I do think that that will conceivably make some difference on the margins.

And they're looking at Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana, maybe squeeze one seat on all those areas.

Obviously, that's condemnable and bad, but in the macro, I don't think it changes the house picture all that much.

But what's your sense of the state of play?

Not enough for the Senate, though.