It's a branding problem. It's a branding problem because you say to people how are you doing? Are you doing better than you were four years ago? Yeah, yeah, I'm doing really well. How's the economy? The economy sucks and you know just the facts to get the facts out there beyond the jobs and the wage growth is happening inflation is offering is up consumer confidence is up the unemployment rate is

in an all-time low our GDP growth compared to the rest of the world we were just talking about the rest of the world

is falling apart we're going up so it's not rational I think what's happening

is when you say to people how is the economy they take that as a like, how are things?

You know, I see all these illegal immigrants on the street, crime is up, I don't feel good.

If you say this from me, how are you doing, I'm doing well, how are you feeling?

I'm not feeling so well and I think economy has become

this weird substitute for just the ether out there because the numbers are the numbers and

the other thing is people say I am doing better.

So the message has to be not about the economy

has to be about you.

They have to take it to the voter.

And I think, you know, you've done this your entire life.

The simple question, are you better off than you were four years

ago you have to just ask the voter not make it about statistics to the economy how are you

doing we hate the economy so much the Democrat operators have told the guys in the

House never mentioned binomics.

Do not use that phrase because people will spit on the floor.

You saw the buried lead there is they said, hey, why don't they love us for the reduction of, you know, reducing inflation act? Why don't they love us for the reduction in you know reducing inflation act why don't they love

us for the infrastructure we spent we we basically took five trillion additional

dollars canes it and jammed it into the system and they still don't love us.

Brother give me your assessment.

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