And, you know, Republicans need to proud to offer some solutions are trying to explain what they're going to do to help with rising costs.

And, you curious to see maybe some more specifics from George Logan, how he would want to address that at the federal level.

That's been something that both candidates are trying to weave that fine line at least is talking about where you could say things are going well, but if I'm spending $25 on a happy meal and all the stuff of McDonald's for my family, this meal that might have cost $15 a couple years ago.

People are still going to be now they're going to be upset.

So it's it's it's kind of a line that people have to weave only got about 30 seconds left here.

So Lisa just talked about some things that they can and should be looking forward to as we end here.

Levy, what are you looking forward to here?

What are the candidates need to either do before this race finishes up or what are some efforts here looking to in the area that you're working in Waterbury that people trying get out the vote again.

I think a continued rise to get out the vote.

I think the issues are again, abortion is the main issue.

I think immigration remains a big issue.

The economy and and and how they tackle each of these issues is going to be really defining in the final weeks.

I know Representative Hayes has has said often that she is in her district.

She lives in her district.

She worships in her district and that that's what differentiates her and that she's not a perennial candidate and so Mr. Logan, again, is the challenge of whether how he can differentiate himself.

Levy.

Stanford reporter for the Republican American.

Great to have you back on the wheel Thank you, Levy.

Thank you.

Good luck covering the rest of that race.

You know, is going to be covering the rest of that race as well.

Police say a gun.

To never stop covering the race doing a great job for the Connecticut here in Connecticut public.

Thank you for coming on the show.

Thanks It's good to be here.

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