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prices, almost nine in 10 said, yes, they're concerned about that. And it was about the same for groceries, utilities and health care. So the next question that we asked voters was to whom or to what do they attribute those high prices? Six in 10 blamed Trump's policies, just about four in 10 blamed outside factors. But that number six in 10 goes up to eight in 10 among voters under 30. And that is hurting President Trump's approval rating in this polling. Right now, it's a 62 percent disapproval rating. That jumps up to seven and 10 among Hispanic voters, some of those key groups that we're going to be watching throughout the night, Brett and Martha. Also, for the first time, we asked about data centers. We know that most data centers already exist and that already exist are in urban and suburban environments. But a lot of the ones that are planned and being debated are in rural environments. One in four voters that responded said it was crucial to their vote data center. So think about that. I'll finish off with AI, something that we're all talking a lot about leading up to this election day. And Brett and Martha, you'll appreciate this. It was mixed reaction on who could better handle artificial intelligence between Democrats and Republicans, Although a majority, 43 percent, neither party is best to handle artificial intelligence. So this is just some of the data that we've seen so far. We're going to be digging into this throughout the night. It'll tell a story as to who voters cast their ballot for and why. Back to you guys. Thank you, Sandra. Well, maybe AI can handle AI. Let's bring in Charles Payne for more on all.