is absolutely getting decimated.
And here's why.
To your point earlier, oh, inflation.
People don't like the cost of things.
We're going to go for the business guy.
The reason the bond market is getting crushed right now
is because people are anticipating
corporate tax cuts, which are going to balloon our deficit.
So also saying, well, if Donald Trump imposes tariffs,
it will reignite inflation.
So this whole thing is we're voting for someone
based on a personality of a celebrity business guy.
Because we don't like the economy.
But what he would actually do to the economy,
the policies he will put forth, the corporate tax cuts,
which he's not just going to sunset.
He's going to make them even bigger.
And then these tariffs are terrible for the economy.
That's absolutely right.
At two points on that quickly.
One is Democrat, Bob Casey, in Pennsylvania,
which we're all watching, closed, closed his campaign,
not by Pantomiming as a sexual act on stage,
which is not how most candidates in most parties ever
close.
But he did close with an ad, touting his support
for the quote Trump tariffs in Pennsylvania as a Democrat.
That's point 1.2 I want to share.
We've talked about a lot of races.
We don't do a ton with exit polls.
And I think when you dice them down really small,
the numbers don't work.
But on big questions, here's a non-partisan exit poll
question I just want us to touch on.
This is out of all those around the nation.
You ask people, in the last year,
mind you, that's not two years ago.
In the last year, inflation has caused your family,
not everyone else, your family, what?
And if you ask for a moderate or severe hardship,
it's 75% of the voting public.
A bunch of those people voted for Democrats and Harris.
But that's a reminder that with no insult
to the people trading in the bond market every day.
And the only thing I know about bonds is word is bond,
which is an old saying.
You don't wait more about how bonds actually work.
But the people doing those trades,
the so-called self-annoyant masters of the universe,
Elon Musk and his bro buddies and people in DC,
most of those people don't feel and couldn't pass a lie
detector test claiming that inflation personally
affected their family as a severe hardship.
But it's a heck of a lot of Americans.
By the way, the question about raising a minimum wage
almost never loses, by the way.
Whenever it's put on a ballot, whether it's a red state
or a blue state or a post, it is a winner every time
surprise Democrats don't use it more.
But think about the disconnect here.
The same people who are working class voters who are saying,
I want my wages increased are also voting for the candidate,
in some cases, who is bankrolled by Elon Musk,
who said into a recording device that there would be
pain and hardship, which he's not gonna feel.
He's a billionaire, but that they will feel.
So you're saying that your minimum wage increase
will not be enough to deal with the 20% tariffs
that will make everything that you buy in Walmart
much more expensive.
So there's a disconnect between people's perception
that the actor from the apprentice can make me better.
Essentially, you're saying, I want to be under the sort of care
of a very rich person.
I think it's a very rich person.