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And Washington Post ABC News, Ibsot's poll says Democrats have a 14-point advantage in certainty that they will vote in the midterms,

the widest since at least 2006.

We have such a great show for you today.

Talking feds, Harry Lippman, stops by to talk about the interesting details of the DOJ

hiding a report that alleges Trump had sexual interactions with the minor.

Then we'll talk to Congressman Jared Moskowitz about how the public might be able to see more of the Epstein files.

But first, the news.

Molly, I know last night you were like, I can't believe how much I enjoyed President Trump's State of the Union speech.

You were just texting me feverantly like, yes, these are the greatest moments of my life.

Well, I'm going to shock you here to tell you, since I was being very sarcastic.

That's how everyone else felt.

And this is the least popular speech of this century that's been polled.

Let's talk about this poll here, Donald Trump's State of the Union speech, least popular this century.

Usually polls are split like four ways or five ways, you know, disagree, strongly disagree, you know, a neutral option, agree and strongly agree.

What happened here is that Donald Trump, he has like the haters, they're really strongly

disagreeing.

And his hater numbers are really, really high.

Would you say that this might be the haters and the losers?

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