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James, for weeks, actually months, we've talked about Trump's problems and diminishing support.

It's gotten worse. He thought the Iran war would be a political winner. Quick, easy hit,

he could be patent, and affordability, and Epstein would fade a political winner. Quick, easy hit, he could be patent and affordability, and

Epstein would fade to the inside pages. Instead of war that he never explained to people, and is

opposed by most voters, is getting worse and causing him and Republicans even greater problems than they had.

Huge embarrassment this week with a report that it was American bombs that killed 175

school children and Iran.

You know, I think continued gas prices are devastating.

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