supreme is still economy, and the sixth of that is health car. >> leslie: health care is not considered as an economic issue among voters. it's also considered a social issue. immigration is another issue. it's very important to -- >> david: leslie is trying to make a point that somehow the president will have an unfavorable rating going into next year and that the democratic nominee is going to have a favorable rating. there is no proof of that right now. particularly as the nominate -- >> leslie: that's not what i said, actually. >> david: but that's what you need. you can't have a president who has gotten results against a democrat who is by and large undefined, unfavorable, running on the agenda that their party is looking to run on. which is to raise the minimum wage, which is going to cost jobs. as we just saw bernie sanders point out. he had to cut staffers so he could put the -- >> harris: that was complicated with his message, right? >> david: now they're talking about the green deal. >> harris: which democrat are you talking about? still barely, but on a wire, joe biden?