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Trump touts a strong economy, but a recent poll suggests otherwise.

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Now playing on All Clips Trump touts a strong economy, but a recent poll suggests otherwise. Jen Sullivan Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

Jen Sullivan reports on Donald Trump speaking at a Republican campaign rally in Florida, where he touted a strong economy. She notes that Democrats and some Republicans disagree, and that a poll found 75% of voters said the economy is not so good or poor.

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Who
Jen Sullivan
Where
other
Original footage
News 4 (WOAI) San Antonio · watch the full video from this moment
Length
32 seconds, unedited within the cut
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The report released just 11 days ahead of the midterm elections. Yet President Donald Trump touting a strong economy at a Republican campaign rally in Florida Friday. The golden age of America is upon us. Democrats and some Republicans disagree. Trump policies, like the tariffs, have increased costs on everyday Americans by thousands of dollars per year. A recent Washington Post ABC News poll found 75 % of overall voters who participated said the economy is not so good or poor.

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