Lydia Saad

Right.

But when you really peel back the onion and you and you ask these people like Gallup, Lydia Saad just had the Gallup poll, three questions down.

They ask them, what do you like about capitalism? And they say, well, corporate market manipulation, monopolies and price gouging.

Well, those are not inherent symptoms of capitalism or a free market.

Gallup did that work in 2023.

Lydia Saad tracked generations, not age brackets.

Millennial Democrats' net sympathy for Israel swung 36 points from plus 25 in the 2011-24 period to minus 11 by 2019-2023.

The silent generation swung 39 points, but in the opposite direction, more pro-Israel.

Say whatever you want.

It came out last month, written by Lydia Saad.

They asked what's bad about capitalism.

Number one, greed, 24%.

Somebody has to answer the question: What has actually moved American behavior on a dangerous product? We have the data, and some of it just landed 12 days ago.

August 20th, Gallup, Lydia Saad.

Fifty-four percent of American adults say they drink.

That is the lowest number Gallup has ever recorded, and they have been asking since nineteen thirty-nine.