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Donald Trump's approval is crashing in Georgia as Maga Republicans are imploding on the hill as well. You take a look at Donald Trump's

net approval rating in some key states. And you look in Georgia, for example, negative 13%

according to one poll. Another one has a met negative 4%. And the issues dominating the national headlines are the reasons why Donald

Trump's approval is plummeting. Its promises made and total fraud that has been executed

on the American people and the people of Georgia. Donald Trump ran on a lot of things,

but he claimed he was going to bring down prices. We know that's not the case. The only thing he's bringing is taking away people's health care at this point. Let's just take a look at Georgia, for example, about what's going on with their Affordable Care Act subsidies, and the fact that it's not being extended by Donald Trump and these MAGA Republicans and what it means to the people there. Let's play it. Georgians are seeing the new cost of insurance now that those federal subsidies are ending.

Georgia's insurance commissioner spoke one-on-one today with Channel 2 Consumer Investigator,

Justin Gray, about what people can do now to find the best price.

Justin is live tonight at the insurance commissioner's office in downtown Atlanta.

Yeah, Linda, in 2025, 60% of Georgians on the exchange out enrolled instead of shopping for new coverage.

Now Commissioner King and his staff here, they say that with the ACA subsidies expiring, it is essential to shop around, to look at different

plans.

There might be another plan on the exchange that offers you a better price.

Her premium was $47.42.

But without the expiring federal Affordable Care Act subsidies, Ursula Fulgum's daughter,

Amy's coverage,

will cost seven times more a month. When I saw the new rates, I'm going, can't be $398.10

from $47 and 42. Amy is battling brain cancer, gliobostoma, her 82-year-old mother, now also

her caregiver. It's a must.

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