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All right.

Interesting poll came out over the course of the week, and it was from Yale, the Yale Youth Poll.

And it looked at 4,100 people between the ages of 18 to 29.

And it found that voters between the age 18 to 21, looking at the upcoming

26 midterm elections, were the most Republican of any voter. They were going to vote for

Republicans by a 12 point margin, while voters between the age of 22 and 29 were voting Democrat

by six points. They were the,

I think they were the most Democratic or the second most Democratic. That is a tremendous shift.

That is a shift that we saw in the 2024 elections. And it shows that Trump was really the

catalyst or part of the reason that there was a generational change. I think a lot of it was COVID.

I think the lockdowns really affected this demographic, the way that the Iraq a generational change. I think a lot of it was COVID. I think the lockdowns

really affected this demographic, the way that the Iraq war affected my generation, the way that

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