going in the country today, only 21% say things are going well. I want to put that in some

historical context for you. 21% is the low point. This goes back, in fact, off this chart,

Jake, you have to go back to 2009 to find a time when the American electorate was dissatisfied

with the way things were going in the country. And when we ask specifically about economic

conditions and we say, can you rate the economic conditions today? Look at this number. 82% of

respondents in this poll say economic conditions in America are poor only 18% say that economic

conditions are good. I think it both ways, Jared, because when the gas prices go up, it's got

nothing to do with the president. When we see some decline, you want him to get the credit.

Look, I think that there's no both way thinking here at all. So we really want to

to debase our treatment and to affirm and to support and empower these youth, not to limit

their participation in activities and sports, and even a limit their ability to get gender

affirmation treatment in their state. Looking back over the last seven years over the post-World

World War II period, in my view, Steve Bannon was the single most dangerous American who came our way.

Look, there's a very good first game. It was a long day during selection. I really want to

thank all the tourists for being truthful and what. I thought that was great. We look forward

to tomorrow. We're coming back. We get into it tomorrow. So we're looking forward. I think we

would have had more productive if we've been on Capitol Hill and for our open bikes addressing

the nation with exactly all this nonsense show trial they've been putting up on Capitol

in the middle. It's nothing but a show trial. It's time they start having other witnesses,

if others don't, other testimony, other than what they've been putting up. So we'll see you

here tomorrow morning. I want to thank the judges. Thank you everyone. Steve Bannon,

bro says he's going to go medieval. What's that mean? He didn't even bring a catapult to court

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