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Stu Does America. Welcome to Stu does America. It's State of the Union Day. We have State of the Union live coverage right here on Blaze TV. I'll be there. A bunch of other people from the Blaze will be there as well. It's a great panel, great conversation. We've got a pre-show coming up. I think it starts at 7.30 Eastern? I should know this. 7.30 Eastern, I think. That's going to start the pre-show. We're going to talk about what's going to come up for a while. And then we're going to do the live coverage of the state of the union. And I think there's a post show after as well. So I'll get you all the coverage that you possibly could want right here on Blaze TV. If you'd like to sign up to Blaze TV, I would recommend you use the link, DoesAmerica.com. That will get you access not only to this particular show, but the entire network and all the stuff, all the specials, everything that we have. It's stewdasamerica.com and the code is something. I don't know what it is, but there's a code. And you should use that code, whatever that. Use codes too. I think that'll work. Anyway, so we have that. Before that, on YouTube, we'll be doing the predictable pre-show. Now, this is the

new show I'm doing called predictable show.com. We are going to be talking about prediction markets

and how these play into politics covering the election very closely. This is kind of just us having some fun today. Honestly, before we get all that stuff started in a few weeks, it is going to be a predictable pre-show of the state of the union, where we'll be discussing mentioned markets. We'll get into those a little bit later and kind of tell you about what that means, but basically trying to understand what Trump's going to say before he says it. And that's going to be a lot of fun. We're going to be doing that at 4.30, or excuse me, 530 p.m. Eastern today on YouTube.com slash Stu Does America. And maybe as well on Predictable Show. Regardless of whether it's up there on Predictable Show. You should go to Predictable Show.com and sign up. You'll get the Senate preview is up now. That's ready for you as we get closer and closer to launch time for that project. Okay. One of the people who's going to be joining me on that stream is Dan Andrews. He's here to compare SAT scores with Gavin Newsom on this particular program. That's going to be fun. The Democrats have concocted a truly inspiring plan for pushing back against Trump's immigration policy. We will look at their fourth grade sense of humor here in just a bit. But we're going to start by doing the 26th State of the Union preview. So this is not the pre-show, not the pre-show, pre-show, pre-show, but the pre-show, pre-show for the State of the Union. We're like the Super Bowl now. We're just kind of, we're on all day,

just talking about what's coming up. A State of the Union, by the way, again, and we mentioned live, Blaze TV. Here it is, 7.30 p.m. Eastern. Make sure to join us also on YouTube as well, if you want to join us there. It's going to be a lot of fun. Now, this state of the union does happen at a an interesting point in the Trump presidency. If you remember, his last big speech like this, which was not technically a state of the union. When you get elected, your first speech is like a joint speech to Congress. It's not technically a state of the union because you just took over, right? But the state of the union happens once a year, except for the first year, they call it a state of the union.

This will be technically his fourth state of the union address with the other two being speeches to the joint session of Congress.

Now, no, that really makes all that much difference, to be honest with you.

But I will say it is a difficult point in this presidency because when the first, the last speech last year was kind of the golden age speech, right? He was saying how great everything's going to be. Hey, we got out of that Biden disaster, and now we're going to turn things around. And the approach here is going to be very interesting. Trump's state of the union address comes at an uncertain, even perilous moment in his presidency, according to John Carl over

at ABC News. The latest ABC News, Washington Post. Ipsos poll released on Sunday found that 60%

of Americans disapprove of Trump's overall job performance, while just 39% approve. On the economy,

57% disapprove compared to 41% who approve. On immigration,

58% disapprove compared to 40% who approve. A remarkable slide on issues where Trump was

considered strongest. Now, that's true. I mean, like, the reason he got elected in 24 is

because of people remembering what the economy was like in 2019.

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