I can fix it.

You imagined it.

President Trump dismisses the economic concerns.

America say they're feeling calling the affordability crisis a con job.

But could that denial cost him politically?

Plus, the UK cuts the court on some intel sharing with the United States over concerns about being complicit in strikes against drugboats.

Will other allies follow suit?

And new scrutiny on Trump's judicial nominees over the simple question, not a single one of them will clearly answer.

Tonight on Laura Coates Live.

You know what?

I'm going to tell you how you feel.

No, no, I'm not going to even bother asking you how you feel.

I'm going to make some assumptions, some generalizations, and I'm going to tell you how you should feel about your own life.

Because I certainly know better, certainly better than you, and certainly about how you spend and earn your money. Now, how crazy do I sound right now?

Completely mockers.

And yet, presidents keep stepping on this rake,

telling voters they're wrong about their own lives,

especially when it comes to the economy.

And given what happened to President Joe Biden,

you might have thought President Trump

would know not to do this.

That's a great asset.

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