. >> harris: but the republicans can bring the opposite. >> kayleigh: stephen miller does an excellenthighlighting stories of people that inspire and he's good at telling a story. he's not speechwriting anymore. but you know what i would do if i were the trump administration is this, the one criticism democrats are using are they doing anything on price's? they are, the trump administration on the leading in the department interior when he came in to do these orders to unleash american industry. so i would look at the harvard/harris poll resounding approval for what trump is doing but number one, inflation and number two immigration and number three economy. number one and three go hand-in-hand. to use this to break through in media narrative which is about doge, ukraine, focus a number one and three. not exclusively but it should be the marquee issue and end with pricing and start with pricing. >> harris: i want to get this and, hold on the second, nancy pelosi telling "the washington post," "in a demonstration of disagreement visual or whatever, just let him stew in his own juice and

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