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Themselves elevated and mainstream.

So when you combine that with the Democrats who've consistently been pushing this issue

and talking about other things related to people in positions of power

that are trying to lie to you and pull the well over your eyes. I think it's it's it's that consistent language.

That distrust.

Yeah.

Yeah, you know, I want to stick with you on that, Basil, for a moment, to pull on that threat.

Because I think one of the things that, in looking at numbers and, you know, it's what we do in politics a lot, is we kind of look at the snapshot in the moment of and, you know, it's what we do in politics a lot is we kind of look

at the snapshot in the moment of where our bases, where our opposition's bases. And then we look

more broadly at the American people because there are a lot of folks out there who don't belong

to either base, right? And so they're captured in the numbers that we just put on the screen and we can put them back up,

showing the overall approval of the handling of the Epstein case at 26% among all Americans,

disapproving 55%, no opinion, 19%.

And then you break it down among democrats uh three percent approving

58 percent of republicans approving and that's the piece i want to ask you about um because i'd

love to get your insights here because my my interest in that number is where it is.

Given everything that we've seen when Donald Trump is out in his space doing this thing,

his numbers tend to be among Republicans very, very high.

You know, when you hit 70, this is a bad day.

He's at 58% approval here and that really dovetails onto what Brendan put on the table.

But I think the other piece here is what the Democrats have been effective at doing.

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