though is the championing progress being made not only on the economic front but numbers that he says are proving that the inflation reduction act is beginning to bear some fruit. there s a great deal of division over whether that is happening. this three-state trip, by the way, three strong blue states that he s going to is an interesting thing to do less than a month before the mi mid- mid-terms. want to keep you up on that and how this is playingout and the strategy of the white house with a little less than four weeks until the general elections. jacqui heinrich at the white house on what this strategy is. what do you think, jacqui? it s hard to say, neil, what exactly the strategy is. the press secretary was asked why the president isn t going to a more contentious state like arizona if he s going on a western swing. why not hit some of those areas where democrats vying for re-electioning are having a tougher job. but this event in colorado is going to be really a favo
interview, you still love him. i don t think the interview changed votes. the gun story, a an agrgregreag. the republicans run a risk of being tone deaf. they don t understand the anger. you talk about, julian, the marches and massive crowd. estimated 500,000 people in d.c. how do they turn this into wins? how do they show something has come out of this issue? how do they focus this movement? one step is go into the mi mid-terms. they have to do what the tea party did with obamacare. they need to take a stand one way or the other on gun control. can single issue voters be on the opposite end of the spectrum we come to expect on guns? single issue gun voters are to