So next topic, I guess Joe Biden's presidential approval is up. The weekly variations probably are not terribly telling, but it's up now. I think that Biden has learned that just staying out of the news himself, it just really works for him. So maybe just staying out of the news will just keep working. We'll see.

Now Rasmussen also did a poll and found out that most voters now believe China is an enemy. And they say that President Biden's policy toward China is worse than Trump's. So Biden actually is not getting as high marks as Trump did on dealing with China. Arguably the biggest issue in the world. Arguably.

So here's the actual numbers from Rasmussen. So 50 percent said Biden policy was worse than Trump on China. 50 percent say China's an enemy. 8 percent say they're an ally. 37 percent say somewhere in between. So not quite an ally, not quite an enemy, but somewhere in between. And 5 percent not sure. So when you add up the ones that are not the ones saying that they're an enemy, some of them are unsure or in between. So there's a real dominant opinion that China is an enemy.

Now let me ask you this. For those of you who have been watching me the longest, when was the last time that I was persuading hard about something and you didn't see it go that way? Now that doesn't mean that I made a difference, but I'm just asking you to make this observation. That when I have taken a strong stand on persuasion on whatever it is, it always goes my way. Have you noticed that? Now some of it might be I'm picking the right side. It might just be good at picking the winning side, right? It could be just that. But it is also true that I am a trained persuader with a very large