And the Good evening. It's Wednesday, September 13th. Welcome to a new episode of

System Update. Our Live Nightly Show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m.

Eastern exclusively here on rumble the free speech alternative to YouTube tonight.

Polling data about Joe Biden continues to alarm Democratic operatives and that's putting it mildly as they not only show

large majorities of Americans do not want Biden to be the next president but also show

perhaps even worse that they regard the economy as bad in getting worse.

That voters perceptions of the economy play a vital role, perhaps the vital role in

presidential elections is hardly some sophisticated insight.

Clinton advisors became widely celebrated in the 90s for pointing out,

quote, it's the economy stupid.

And that tends to be conventional wisdom that the economy determines election outcomes except in times of war,

meaning the United States involved in a direct war.

And all the chatter about January 6th and Vladimir Putin, the insurrections, and democracy and indictments appear unlikely to change and employed, yet which seems, recognizing that I'm not a political strategist, highly unlikely to succeed,

they keep sending out the richest, wealthiest, and most condescending media elites, to chide Americans, to lecture them, to berate and hector them, for failing to appreciate

how good they have it, for refusing to give Joe Biden the credit and even gratitude that he deserves and to

essentially insist that their views that their economic situation is precarious is due to

their own stupidity, not their

perception or valid perception of reality. We were treated last night to one of the

most extreme examples of this yet, courtesy of Christian Amampur, the CNN host, and New York Times

pundit and economist Paul Krugman.

And we'll take a look about what this reveals about media

and liberally to as well as the economy heading

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