audience. what i think will happen is a lot of individuals in your audience will be hearing that these candidates are a lot more extreme than they really want. the reality of the economic recovery that we are living through is pretty dramatic. the fastest and best economic recovery of any place in the world. 13 million jobs created, 800,000 manufacturing jobs created a resurgence of manufacturing. 75% of americans say they feel good about their own financial well-being and then you have successes like capping the cost of insulin at $35 a month. something that every one of your panelists would voted again. the contrast tonight for voters when they hear about the extreme plans are of these republicans. bill: we found in our fox polling how things are going in the u.s.
recent nominating contests, the nationally televised shout fests have prompted significant shifts in polling after. the most recent fox polling still has the former president with a sizeable lead but it shows a dip for florida governor ron desantis in one area and a surge for vivek ramaswamy. do you think donald trump should drop out of the race? i think so. but obviously that s up to him. you were asking me my opinion. he will lose to joe biden if you look at the current polls. i m a republican. i think any republican on that stage in milwaukee will do a better job than joe biden. harris: the gop in the spotlight this week. team biden is buying big in hopes of overshadowing the debate stage. really? he will have to be seen for that to happen. they just announced a 16-week,
concerned about the inflation issues and interest rate hikes. inflation raised the cost of a lot of things. more expensive to go out to eat or pick up food at the grocery store. it s the economy stupid rings through again in the latest fox polling. 80% of voters say the condition of the economy in bad shape. only 35% of them see their personal financial situation in good or excellent shape. floridian steve redman said it s main issue driving his vote and telling us what he is looking for. somebody that knows how to fix the economy. somebody that has been a businessman and not a career politician. somebody that can walk in and say you know what? you know, let s work on this thing together. meanwhile alabama grandmother jessica mccabe worried for the economic future of her children and grandchildren. this isn t a republican or democratic problem. this is a problem with our
hammered? you know, i ve been prepared for that for a lot of my life. and i m prepared to take that on. the truth is, i am an outsider in this race. and i think that is threatening a lot of the professional politicians, understandably. a guy like me is not supposed to be in this race according to their book. i m approaching my debate strategy a little bit differently. i think, many times, if you don t have a message, you look to attack other candidates. i m preferring to stand for my own message, asking the question, what are we running to? and i think were guided by that purpose, the attacks from the other candidates are not gonna stop me. and the latest fox polling shows you been gaining ground, more brown since june than any other candidate. why are you gaining ground ball candidates like ron desantis are struggling to catch on? i think the reality is i am unconstrained speaking the truth. there are many forces at work in both political parties. in the establishment of the dem
but, obviously, still 50% behind the frontrunner. finally, i want you to take a look at the small slip senator tim scott took down a point from 4% to 3% now. now, that s interesting to take into consideration because that is a reflection of our latest fox polling. but our latest fox power rankings you see here has far better news for tim scott putting him in third place behind trump and desantis. the reach why they have him up so far because our posh ranking system takes into consideration early state polls, in places like iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina as well as candidate performance and you see here vivek in fourth followed by haley in fifth and pence in sixth place. a lot can change, guys. 445 days until election day and less than one week before the candidates take the stage with bret and martha. brian: griff, i don t know if you have the numbers in front of you, tune how close ramaswamy needs to get to trump before he