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Okay, so we got to get to what some of our elected officials think of you if you're against

redistricting in just a moment. But first,

there's more polling out on Trump. And it, just like these others, it is not good, Casey.

Yeah, his approval rating has fallen to 36%. It is the lowest point of his second term and the

lowest since he left office in 21. It's a Gallup poll, by the way. And again, we talk about how polling, look, I know for our longtime listeners, they've heard this before, but just bear with us. We have new people coming in out of the program at all times, and some people haven't. With polling, you don't just see a poll and go, oh, okay, well, that's what it is. Because polling can be wrong. Even if an earnest effort is being made to get it exactly right, it's not an exact science, you just have to think of it like a flip book, right? Where, you know, with a cartoon, or the early days of cartoons, I'm sure it's different now, it's just a bunch of drawings that were just slightly different and you flip them together. Then you get the cartoon, you know, making a movement. And that's what

polling is. You take this poll and that poll and the next poll and over a month or two months

or whatever. If you use it like a flip book, you generally see trends on where something's going.

And in the case of Trump, the flip book is showing that people are getting more and more.

Well, I think it's the patience is running thin because the key issue is not being addressed,

which is affordability and the price of everything.

Well, not when you're spending a trillion dollars on defense when we've got roads that are crumbling,

bridges that are crumbling, and everything's expensive.

And I think one of the things that a lot of people, look, we live in this kind of weird world now where,

and the left has their version of it, too. They don't have a figurehead for it, but they have their version of this too, where it used to be Democrats and Republicans.

Now there's this branch of, call it MAGA, call it whatever you want. And I'm not talking about

people who voted for Trump. Obviously, I voted for Trump. But there's a massive difference between saying, hey, I got to look at these two people, Biden or, or, you know, Biden or Trump, Trump or or Kamala. And I got to pick one of them, right? Or, you know, I just can't vote for this. I've got to vote. Like, there's tons of people who voted for Trump, who I'm not including in this. But as we were seeing play out with this redistricting thing here

in Indiana, there's this uber bizarre undying loyalty to Trump, a fraction of the Republican

party, who have this bizarre undying loyalty to Trump. And these people just simply cannot, under

any circumstance, go, hey, that's probably

not working well. Hey, that's not helping people. We need to do something different. Then when you do

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