This is Jay Secular, an interesting new poll Trump leads Biden by double digits and that's why they're trying to get him off the ballot.

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And now your host, Jay Secular, everybody welcome to the broadcast.

So Friday, this is by the way is the last day for our matching moment on these cases that are trying to get Donald Trump off the ballot.

And I don't care if you're for Trump or against Trump. The idea that a candidate that's qualified that meets the qualifications

cannot be on the ballot because some secretary of state says I think there was an insurrection and it says fault without an adjudication is outrageous.

Not only not an adjudication, there hasn't been a charge. But what is interesting today is a new poll from Suffolk University says that Trump is beating Biden,

right, but for this folks by 11 points when it comes to who the American people trust the most with our economy.

I made a joke, Logan, if somebody would bring a lawsuit saying keep them off the ballot because the economy is a mess.

As the UAW's now in strike, which could, by the way, we're going to have Harry Hutchinson on could be serious economic repercussions.

Who would have believed this, but it's an interesting, we're a very interesting moment on all of this.

Yeah, absolutely. I want to break down that poll even more coming up because it really is pretty fascinating.

It's not just a single question poll. There was even others like what one word describes for you, the state of the economy.

If you could buy, there's obviously there's excellent good, fine, growing, improving, getting better, fair, average, fine.

And then it gets into horrible, terrible, awful, bad, poor, weak, sad, dismal, crashing, struggling, disastrous, shambles, chaotic, confusing upheaval.

Of those combined, it would be 61.9%.

Believe the economy is somewhere horrible, terrible, awful, bad, poor, weak, sad, or dismal, crashing, struggling, disastrous, and shambles, chaotic, messy, confusing, unequal.

Yeah, and there's plenty of others like the anxiety worried and scared, but we just combined those.

The worst of the worst, almost 62%, 61.9% would be the one word you describe at the state of the economy.

And obviously the converse of that saying, well, who would you trust?

Overwhelmingly, they would trust President Trump over Joe Biden.

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