🚨Fox interview goes TERRIBLY for Trump!!!

What are you expecting the president to say and what are some of the issues that you are looking to this election cycle? I'm hoping to see some relief about the war, some inflation come down, interest rates come down. It was at this moment that he knew, he fucked up. It appears Fox were hoping a group of students to hit all the hot button topics, you know, trans athletes, socialism, Mamdani, but instead they got this. Who are you most excited to hear from the president today and some of the issues that you're most concerned about as a student? I'm just interested to hear what he has to say. Just some sustainability when I'm, you know, shopping, getting gas for my truck, things like that. It's just absurd pricing right now. Well, absolutely. Now- It's clear Donald Trump is doing everything possible to convince Republicans that the MAGA base is ready and roaring for the midterms. Huge rallies, huge enthusiasm, polls are fake, everything's fantastic. The numbers show Democrats leading Republicans by 10 points in the race for Congress. The Trump factor. So if you look here, nearly 6 in 10 voters in our poll say that Donald Trump is a factor. And by a margin of 2 to 1, it's a factor in opposition to him. It's a bad. How are you feeling right now about the cost of living? It's ridiculous. And then Fox News decided to do something dangerous for the president. They decided to go to said rallies and talk to people. Now, this would presumably be the safest possible place to find enthusiastic Trump supporters, right, at his own rallies. It's not exactly picking up a camera and interviewing people outside a vegan coffee shop in Brooklyn, is it? These are people who are going out the way to come and hear the president speak. But when Fox interviewed a group of students, undoubtedly hoping for a soundbite they could use to prove that Gen Z loves Trump, they got answers about how worrying the state of the economy is. Things like gas prices, groceries. The left has done a very good job at. That's why we want to chat with some college students here on campus. I'm going to come over here, Andrew. What are you expecting the president to say? And what are some of the issues that you are looking to this election cycle? I'm hoping to see some relief about the war. some inflation come down, interest rates come down, just some sustainability. When I'm, you know, shopping, getting gas for my truck, things like that, it's just absurd pricing right now. So I'm just hoping to see some relief in the economy. Well, absolutely. Now, the latest Fox News power rankings say that the race here is shifting, leaning Republican to likely Republican. All the issues that Trump wants to avoid talking about and instead focuses on things you know very pressing issues like LeBron James and what about LeBron James did you see that deal no he's doing during the national anthem he's practicing his golf swing he's practicing so what the hell is that no it's a big scandal kind of a story what's it all about i don't understand it i don't understand that we conduct LeBron unrelated um how do you feel about the fact that Trump again tried to take shots Say that again, unrelated to the game, how do you feel again that Trump tried to take shots at you tonight while you were playing as well, yeah yeah the slow news day at the office, you know slow news day in the office, Chris, this sentiment was actually echoed in another Fox segment which is currently on their front page, pretty scathing headline, they interviewed students at Clemson discussing how they had become so frustrated that they were even considering voting for the Democrat in South Carolina's Senate race. Another student told Fox News that they had supported Trump before, but believed some things had, quote, went off the edge. And what's interesting is this keeps happening on Fox because earlier this week, Steve Ducey went to Florida, of all places, where you might reasonably expect Fox to encounter plenty of Republican voters and Trump sycophants. But even in Trump country, with Fox and friends holding the mic, it still went wrong for the President, they've forgotten Florida, they think we're, yeah we're red no we're not, we're gonna make this swing, everybody in my block is Republican, they have told me for the first time they're voting blue straight down, next up I stopped by a cut above the rest in Columbus, Ohio, Ohio is a swing state so everybody comes to Ohio during election time for the governor's race, who's for Ramaswamy, Ramaswamy. Who's Raimi? All of us. She came up hard. You know, she came up like some of us came up. And it's really, it's not a race to me. And as far as... Yeah, I back that man. Yeah. Because voters want to talk about things like the economy, the direction of the country, the issues that are actually affecting how they vote. And the pattern is becoming almost comical, right? Trump is out here saying, let me tell you about this guy's ass and voters are saying how much is gas? Trump is saying did you hear what Jessica Tarlow said? Voters are asking what happened to grocery prices and bringing everything down day one. Trump is yelling Fox shouldn't interview Abdul El-Saeed and voters are asking can you explain how the economy is going to get better after the midterms? At some point the electorate is demonstrating the attention span of a parent dealing with a toddler. Sometimes in the course of a campaign, Brad, you'll see a candidate or a party that's trailing in the polls begin to catch some momentum. They hit on an issue or an event turns public opinion in their favor. I haven't seen that yet. The president has been out campaigning vigorously, but I'm not sure it's making any difference in what difference it's make I'm not sure is helping. You look at that situation, for example, in Texas. He's calling James Talerico, Talerico. Now, look, it's true that James Talerico has endorsed some pretty exotic positions in his in his years in public life and that he is not on paper, at least a very good fit for the state of Texas. However, what he does not seem to be is a freak. You see him. He seems mild-mannered, he seems pleasant, he's not an unattractive candidate, whether you agree with him or not. And then you look at some of the events that have been happening, Brett. I mean, this cuddling up to Vladimir Putin at this moment and his turning his back seemingly once again on Volodymyr Zelensky, I don't think that plays well. Putin, the American public isn't really sold on Zelensky. But it favors him, you know, by some margin. They can't stand Putin. So I don't see this White House and this campaigning by the president as having made much headway so far of the kind that, you know, you can sort of see just watching the campaigning. If you look at Fox's own latest national poll, six in 10 voters say that the cost of living is their top economic concern. And Democrats are actually leading Republicans among registered voters on the congressional ballot, 47 to 35. So when you partner this with the way that Republicans have been acting recently, the fact that they're running around states they did not expect to be worrying about, Kansas, Iowa, South Carolina, and Florida, it's clear there's an issue within the party. There's a potential President Trump visit to Minnesota. Would that help or hurt things for you? Do you welcome him? Listen, I don't know anything about his schedule. I'm certainly not in charge of his schedule. What I am looking for is to bring people together in this campaign, whether they voted for Trump, whether they voted for Kamala Harris or whether they didn't vote at all because they felt disenfranchised. That is the ultimate endorsement for me, is that the voters on November 3rd, all Minnesotans coming together to say we need change here in Minnesota and I'm ready to provide that change. But would he help your case in your race if you were to visit and endorse? Look, again, I think for some people it might, and for some people it might not. Okay. Prices are getting out of control. I go to the grocery store, and I, like, I have to pick and choose what I want. I can't get, like, everything. Economy. Just gas prices, food prices. Saving democracy, voting against authoritarianism. Gas prices should be down right now, but they're not. At least not as much, so... You know, he already mentioned there's something behind the scenes going on, so he said they're going to investigate, So hopefully we'll see the results of that pretty soon. Health care for everyone and just feeling like someone who is supporting the people rather than the billionaires gets in there. Affordability is definitely right up there at the top and putting restraints on the current administration is extremely important to me as well because they seem to be running rough shot over everybody and everything, especially the courts. I think for Alaska, obviously, natural resources, pro-development, our military is critically important, and I think my party aligns to that very well, very strong. While Trump is spending precious final campaign days in states he won comfortably, he's not speaking to these issues that even Fox's own viewers and people they're interviewing are trying to address. You've got some blue threads running through your state. Your governor's a Democrat. Washington Post sizes it up this way. Here's what's making the Kansas Senate race so competitive. They write, Kansas has turned into a battleground with a unique Democratic candidate and Trump's unpopular policies hurting the Midwest. Your candidate's from the Kansas City area. He's a pastor. And he went after you the other night. Call 4-5 here on Iran, the war, et cetera. Here's what he said. The Ukrainians trying to defend themselves are the reason why we have record diesel prices. Nobody believes that this happened in response to the war in Iran that didn't need to happen, was not a necessary war. And this is why the prices went to record highs. And Roger Marshall supported that. But you got you're lower than the national average, but now 397 a gallon a year ago, you were 273. What is hurting? What is dragging down your campaign? Is it Iran? Is it gas? Is it diesel? Is it all of it? Tell us. It's the cost of gasoline and the cost of diesel, no doubt about it, that that is it. But Republicans, people understand if Republicans are in control when this war is over with, that those prices are going to come down. I mean, Fox's own reporting now acknowledges something remarkable. Their words, their headline is, surprising cracks in the MAGA base. That tells you everything.