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I'm Dr. Steve Turley. I believe the liberal globalist world is at its brink, and a new conservative age is rising.

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Yeah, Martha, these numbers are simply staggering for the sitting president.

44% of people in this poll say they are not as well off as they were at the start of the Biden administration two and a half years ago.

Those are the worst numbers that we've seen in our ABC News Washington Post polling. It's a question we've been asking going back to the Reagan administration.

And when you dive into the big questions around the economy, we know President Biden has been out there trying to make the case unemployment is low.

He's been talking about how inflation has been easing, but people aren't buying it. You covered some of the reasons why.

Gas prices, food prices, grocery prices, and the like. Right now, on the big picture on the economy, 74% of the country is about three quarters of Americans who say the economy is either not so good or downright poor.

And it's not just the state of the nation or the policies that are giving people pause on President Biden. It seems to be the man himself.

Yeah, Martha, let's talk about age because we know for sure that the country certainly is.

President Biden would be 82 years old on inauguration day 2025. That's how old he is. He's not getting any younger.

And of course, perceptions around his ability to perform the job or not getting any better right now.

Three quarters of Americans, 74% say that he is too old to effectively serve in a second term.

That compares to about 50% who say the same around Donald Trump. And it's not just Republicans or independents who are skeptical over Joe Biden.

This is a question we asked. Should Biden be at the top of the ticket? 62% of Democrats and Democrat leaning independents said they think that someone else should be the presidential nominee.

Although the party is deeply split on who that someone else should be.

Martha, maybe the most startling number in our poll is this. The hypothetical matchup, a rematch of Donald Trump versus Joe Biden.

Our poll with the Washington Post pegging this at 51% for Donald Trump over Joe Biden that is a nine point edge.

Now that's only a couple of points difference from our last poll in May, but it is significantly different than most recent polls.

It is an outlier compared to other polls we've seen recently. Our partners at 538 put together an analysis for us.

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