Yeah. People are frustrated with both parties. Everyone has been working very, very hard in their lives and they feel like they're just falling behind. In the sixties and seventies and eighties, you could actually have a factory job and you were not living pay debt to paycheck array. But, you know, I grew up in Minneapolis, next door to Michigan. Obviously, the classic story, you can buy snowmobile, you can buy a pickup truck, you could have a … (12:32–12:40)
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