Tonight, Trump takes his economic message on the road all while he's giving himself an A plus, plus, plus on the economy.

Voters, they've got a different grade.

Then the White House green lights invidia to sell powerful AI chips to China.

Just one day after the Department of Justice was busy cracking down on chip smuggling to China. Plus,

Australia banned social media for kids under the age of 16. But will it work? And could

a similar move be headed to the U.S. As the 11th hour gets underway on this Tuesday night. Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl. Grateful to be with you tonight because we are just 328 days from the midterm.

Now Donald Trump, it is fair to say, considers himself a top deal maker and a supreme salesman.

And I would buy that argument.

He is quite the salesman.

But right now, he is trying to figure out how to sell the American people on how he has

handled the economy over the last nine months.

Well, after weeks of downplaying the affordability topic, now he is trying a messaging pivot

and damage control. but you can actually

see him going back and forth on that strategy in real time. Tonight he held a rally at a

Pennsylvania casino resort, and that rally speech was specifically focused on the economy.

I want you to watch him go from a strategic political message complete with matching

signs. Back to what he has been saying about the whole thing being a hoax. Watch this.

I have no higher priority than making America affordable again. That's what we're going to do.

And again, they cause the high prices and we're bringing them down. It's a simple message.

And a lot of people misinterpreted.

They say, oh, he doesn't realize prices high.

Prices are coming down very substantially.

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