Well, Ken Paxton kind of had it right. You know, look at -- look at these numbers. OK, this is on gas prices. This is among 2024 Trump voters. Remember 100 percent of these folks voted for Donald Trump. But in the key Senate state average, look at this, the net approval rating for Trump, the best he can do is one point. That is just one point more of Trump voters approve than disapprove of him on gas prices. One hundred percent of these voters went for Donald Trump. And nationwide, look at this, among the Trump voters, he's actually underwater. He's underwater. The line is dragging the Trump voters underwater and taking them away from the Republican Party.

BERMAN: Pretty impressive there. An impressive shift.

Harry, I know you know a lot about elections, but say you wanted to learn more tonight at 7 p.m. Where would you tune in? ENTEN: You know, sometimes I wonder, Johnny B., how could I possibly,

possibly learn more than just watching YouTube videos all night long? But Johnny B. has the answer. Johnny B. has the answer. Look at this. We've got interactive Q&A behind the scenes of a campaign tonight, 7 p.m., streaming live, cnn.com/officehours.

Johnny B., tell us about our wonderful guest.

BERMAN: Alyssa Farah Griffin, communications director under President Trump in the first term, and Chuck Rocha, who is helping the campaign of James Talarico, the Democrat in Texas, among others. I'm sure you'll have a lot of questions for both of them about what it's like to be inside the campaign. Cnn.com/officehours.

ENTEN: Oh, I like this scene. This is really nice.

BERMAN: What do you say? This is swinging, right, Kate?

KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: Oh, my god. But literally this could -- this is like the song that is in Harry Enten's mind at all times is what I actually envision, right?

BERMAN: It's scary.

ENTEN: It drives my life, Kate. It drives my life.