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And a majority of swing state voters' matters see worsening economic conditions in the coming months. So that doesn't spell optimism for the Biden camp. Less than one in five respondents say they expect inflation and interest rates to be lower by the end of the year. And then more than three-quarters say that Biden is responsible for how they feel about the economy, which isn't a very good mood, and more than half said that he is very responsible.

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But look at the big shift that has happened among nonwhite voters. This poll that you mentioned shows that in 2020, Joe Biden had a 50-point advantage. 50 points. It's now down to 12. Sean, that's the kind of thing that is cataclysmic in political terms. It's just a stunning reversal. Now part of the reason for that is that a lot of people don't understand that some of the hardest-working people in this country are Hispanics. And it's not just that they're hardworking and they're seeing their paychecks dry up because of inflation. And it means that every working family in this country, according to recent numbers, have $11,434 less than they did when Donald Trump was president because of inflation. So that's one hit. The second is they're working hard and they see people who didn't come across the border legally. They came illegally. They're committing crime. They're making it difficult for people to respect them as legal immigrants. And worst of all, they're watching these people get hotel rooms, three meals a day, $10,000 gift cards, and flying all over the country. People are sick of it. And what you said, it's common sense. And there's a whole lot more of common sense in this country than the Democrats think there is. Joe, Joe Conchley, you follow the media as closely as anybody. And it just, no matter what the issue, what the day, the subject always returns to the fact that they hate Trump. They want to believe everything awful about Donald Trump. There's zero objectivity. You know, as I said about fake Jake over fake news, CNN, he claims that he's a journalist. He's full of it. He's not a journalist. He's a liberal talk show host that pretends to be a journalist. That would be the same at all these people that think they're journalists on MSNBC or CNN or ABC, NBC, CBS. Are they really objective journalists? Do they even exist except for our news division? Journalism has morphed into activism at this point, Sean. And it would be better if just the Jake Tappers of the world and the Rachel Maddows and the Jen Psaki of the world just owned it, said, yes, we are rooting for the Democratic Party for Joe Biden. We want him to win. We want Trump to lose. We want a demagogue Republicans who they put together the Lake and Riley Act. And somehow you have Joy Reid on MSNBC talking about how that's a bad thing if we start deporting or arresting people and keeping them behind bars when they commit crimes, whether they're violent crimes, whether there are other kinds of crimes. And all I know is now when you look at the polling, if we go back to that for a second, I'm vexed. I mean, terribly vexed. I mean, I was told by the pompom brigade that we just talked about on other networks and in op-eds and the Washington Times, New York Post that last week's State of the Union address that was supposed to reset the whole ball game, right? Was the beginning of the end for Trump, that Biden was feisty and he showed energy and had the passion of a sophomore on, you know, pixie sticks and jello shots on spring break. And now we're seeing Trump rising in the polls. And since the State of the Union, well, Biden has fallen back even further. So that tells you that, you know, old guy yelling and reading a teleprompter for an hour and doing a divisive speech by all polling shows that this was more divisive than a unity speech. It doesn't resonate well with voters. And it bears repeating again in seven swing states, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Joe Biden trails in all seven, Ohio and Florida, they're gone as far as being bellwether states. They are solid red. And Joe Biden isn't, you know, a Bordeaux. He's not going to get better with age as we get closer to the election, which is 230 something days away. And one has to believe that any time he's outside of a teleprompter, outside anything that's more remarks that are written for him, it's going to be cleaned up on aisle one, 14, 19 and 27. As we've seen in the days since that State of the Union, I don't see how Democrats solve this at this point, because there aren't going to be any more State of the Unions to at least try to prop them up outside. Governor Huckabee, Laura Trump was on the show last night talking about the president trying to campaign in of all places, New York state. Now I would like to see anyone, nobody ever listens to me, governor. So I just, I just throw out my ideas that get kind of, they evaporate in thin air. But I would like to see President Trump go in the state of New Jersey. I'd like to see him go into predominantly African American, Hispanic American communities. I'd like to, I'd like to, for him to remind people that under his leadership, that he set record low unemployment in the African American community, the Hispanic American community, the Asian community, women, African American youth, all of these things that he's done and accomplished. And then ask, how's the Democratic Party's policies, how's, how's law and order in your town or city? How are your schools for your kids doing? I think that that might be an effective idea for him. Sean, I just want to say, gee, I listened to you. I don't care what Joe does, I listened to you. But I do think you're right. I think President Trump should go. Call Donald Trump Mar-a-Lago. Ask him to listen. Go ahead. No, I think it's a great idea. I think he should go, he ought to be the captain Kirk of the 2024 race that he goes where no man has gone before. But he goes to these places where people are hurting, their jobs are not paying them enough to keep up with inflation, where the working class people are taking it on the chin. And the very people that sat and listened to Joe Biden's speech, quite frankly, when I was listening to that, having him yell at me so angrily for an hour, I was ready for someone to give me a phone call and try to sell me extended car warranties. And I thought he would be more pleasant than listening to another minute of Joe Biden's divisive speech. I think he's got a great opportunity. I hope he listens to you. You know, I'm beginning to see the Democratic Party has emerged as the party of the coastal and media elite class. And Republicans are becoming the party of working men and women in this country. The people that really do make the country great. Governor Huckabee, thank you. Joe Concha, thank you. As we continue tonight, historically, the biggest factor in every presidential election that involves the economy. Make no mistake. Your economy in this country right now is not good. Get this. Americans now need more than eleven thousand dollars each year just to maintain the same standard of living under Joe Biden. Now think about that. Forty four percent of Americans, they don't have the funds to pay an unexpected one thousand dollar expense. That's living paycheck to paycheck. And by the way, prices, as we saw, CPI numbers, they are still rising just in time for Easter. Guess what? The cost of eggs, that's going up eight point four percent month over month. And the bad news keeps coming. The budget friendly chain that's called Dollar Tree. Well, they're expected to close around a thousand family dollar stores in twenty twenty four alone.

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