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What would you say if I told you that Trump is taking his cues from Zoron Mamdani?

I would say that I wouldn't actually be that surprised because I had some reporting that

said as much.

Well, now all everybody's talking about is affordability.

I think it's a very interesting story that particularly Morris Katz told on our podcast

last week that when everybody was thinking of other things,

Zoran had a hunch that even though the polling said otherwise, that affordability was the

real thing people needed to talk about. And now it's trickled all the way up to the White House.

So we know that Trump found Mondani to be popular and to be charming and that he had sort of like game recognizes game.

Like he saw a politician that had that thing that he has and he was both threatened and also

inspired by it. But the problem was affordability for Trump is that Trump is now, I mean, he's

basically in, if you do the math, his fifth year in office. And he has yet to make anything more

affordable. If anything, things seem to be less affordable than ever, right?

You walk into the grocery aisles, your jaw drops at the prices these days.

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