They might date all the way back to the Great Recession.

Well, it certainly seems that way.

And John took the words right out of my mouth.

It is really beyond any kind of partisan or ideological disagreement.

And frankly, you know, you talk about surprises.

I mean, I'm certainly surprised as a Republican pollster where we sort of I grew up in a world where the Republican Party was the party of free market and really not not too populist.

And certainly it It feels as if the last few years, especially perhaps the post-COVID environment in which we are, the economy, inflation, cost of living, just as John said, is just so ubiquitous in terms of people's biggest stressors that we're seeing this widespread agreement.

You can't get 57% unless you have Republicans and Democrats buying in on that.

They might date all the way back to the Great Recession.

well it certainly seems that way and and john took the words right out of my mouth uh...

it is really beyond any kind of partisan or ideological disagreement and frankly you know you talk about surprises i mean i i'm certainly surprises a republican pollster where we sort of i grew up in a world where where the republican party was the party of free market and really not not to populist and and certainly it it feels as if the last few years, especially perhaps the post-COVID environment in which we are, the economy, inflation, cost of living, just as John said, is just so ubiquitous in terms of people's biggest stressors that we're seeing this widespread agreement.

And it's just fascinating.

I mean, certainly there are some areas of disagreement, and we can talk about that.

But these are the big ones and a lot of people are behind them.

And Adam, that's sort of like, if someone's standing in my way as an American, institution, person, corporation, I'm against it.

Well, that's exactly right.

Mm, mm.

So when you're, uh, coming to Page from Flagstaff, you go by so many interesting relics from abandoned trading posts to filming locations to, um, Little Colorado River overlooks, uh, museums.

Um, there's just so much, and there's also little bits and segments of the old road and, um, decommissioned bridges.

So, you know, a lot of what made Route 66 so fascinating also exists on, on 89.

And so just to gamify that, uh, that mission, um, sometimes the journey to your destination is just as relevant as the destination itself.

And so we created this passport that is gamified, it's narrated, and it will, uh, take you through some of the most interesting locations along this route that otherwise you might just pass by.

So there really isn't a lot of information on some of these destinations, and it took a lot of research to really, um, put that together.

And so I'd love to have you share a little bit about what your strategy's been around that content and, and the content you created.

So how much of a liability is this issue for Republicans? And has anything changed since January? Has it gotten better or worse for Republicans?

[laughs] Wow.

The, I mean, there's a lot, there's a lot there.

[laughs] And the reality is John is right, you know.

Uh, let's start with the basics.

In terms of which party voters trust more, Democrats absolutely have the advantage on healthcare.

President Trump is a easy target for partisan Democrats, most of whom are united in blaming him.

Adam, how do the parties' visions differ on healthcare?