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I mean, look, I think this one surprised me a bit because of all these complaints online going after Trump and the Epstein files, you might think his approval ratings were going down with Republicans. If anything, they're going up. Republicans who approve of Trump, look at our CNN poll. The prior one, 86%, the one out this week, 88% with Republicans. How about Quinnipiac? The prior poll, 87% approval with Republicans, this week out, 90% with Republicans. If anything, Donald Trump's approval rating has gone up since this whole Epstein saga started. He is at the apex, or close there too, in terms of his popularity with Republican voters, Epstein files, complaints or not. You just proved that not everything online is real. Yes, real life. Go now. Amazing. Twitter and X are not reality. Is there any reason that you can find that this hasn't taken hold and hurt him? Yeah. I mean, on X, all you hear about is the Epstein files, but how about out in the real public? Those who said the top issue was Epstein case, the answer is one, one and not 1%, one respondent. This is a great little finding that Ariel Edwards-Levy, who of course is part of our polling unit, found just one single Republican said that the nation's top problem is in fact the Epstein case. Not much of a surprise that therefore Donald Trump's approval rating has not suffered with Republicans because of the Epstein case, because the bottom line is most Americans say it's not up high up on their priority list.
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