job as a senior royal last year. speak all right. i totally agree with him. it makes so much sense but have to do something that fulfills you, especially if you have 30 million in the bank. downgraded from how do you live like that? you can t have a study for the butler. that is tough. but here s this guy he doesn t understand. being able to pay your bills, that is fun paired that gives me fulfillment. pay your rent, to be able to save the of of the day, i did a good weeks work. somehow we ve lost the work ethic and it s best emulated by a clueless prince who was going to america with his lack of work ethic. reminds us that we should be happy that we left england. speak a look at our decision, i glad our forefathers gave it to us. i speak i think they were anticipating that. there you go, next up yet according to a new survey, most americans don t feel we beat the buzzer. most americans do not feel that sports promote a love of country, but that s not it. only 34% believe sport
brought down the president s numbers. then the rising inflation, some of the economic worries. and now all of a sudden there might be another coronavirus variant. when we look at our polling, more than 70% of americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction. to me that leads to whether it s the economy, covid, afghanistan, whether or not you think that congress is paying attention to what is the most important priority, it is this kind of sense of, things are off right now. even though there are so many numbers, whether it s economic, jobs numbers, that you can point to the right direction, hey, no, things are a lot better than a year ago, but right now americans don t feel that. the good news for democrats is that the midterms are still 11 months from now and maybe there starts to be some equilibrium on better economic numbers, better job numbers starting to penetrate voters who say, hey, the country is headed in the right direction. at least right now democrats do have ti
variant. when we look at our polling, more than 70% of americans say the country is headed in the wrong direction. to me that leads to whether it s the economy, covid, afghanistan, whether or not you think that congress is paying attention to what is the most important priority, it is this kind of sense of, things are off right now. even though there are so many numbers, whether it s economic, jobs numbers, that you can point to the right direction, hey, no, things are a lot better than a year ago, but right now americans don t feel that. the good news for democrats is that the midterms are still 11 months from now and maybe there starts to be some equilibrium on better economic numbers, better job numbers starting to penetrate voters who say, hey, the country is headed in the right direction. at least right now democrats do have time on their side. let me ask you about something i alluded to at the top of this show and that is the big question around joe biden will run again and h
the next eight months or nine months to persuade voters that trump antics aside, the united states was doing well. i hope that the stock market doesn t continue to tank, but if it does, if there s a serious correction or if americans don t feel that the tax cuts that they were promised weren t all that they had been trumped up to be, so to speak, then the case for voting republican is going to be extraordinarily slechnder, thers no question that all of the energy, all of the moral enthusiasm is on the democratic side. i would just caution, and this may be simply a truism, but nine days is a long time in politics and nine months is an eternity. and in the era of trump, i would say nine hours is long hours in politics. what you would do to try to fight the republicans on the tax
candidates talked about what we wanted to do, voters picked us, particularly independent voters. jon: well, there was that rather extraordinary poll that just came out, i think, from rasmussen, robert, that said something like 61% of americans don t feel that the government is actually governing with their consent. that has to suggest that there s a real throw the bums out mentality underway among the voters right now. oh, there s no question about it, and as david just noted, change is good. changes rejuvenate the organization. the question is between now and november is there going to be more gridlock, more partisanship, more absolutism, or is there going to be public policy that s made that talks about jobs, that talks about stimulus, that talks about job creation, talks about investment and talks about growth in the private sector, or is there going to be more of this partisan gridlock? if there is, if i were to my