Claudia is an Independent and spoke with Ann about how she likes Trump's immigration policies, but she doesn't like how he talks. She is concerned about the pardon of the former Honduran President, as well as the attacks on Venezuelan boats. She said she was going to start paying more attention to what Trump says and does.

Ann had a really encouraging conversation with someone that didn't feel that voting really had any impact and only votes sporadically. He has a couple of relatives that have lost their jobs or are worried about losing their jobs. By the end of the conversation, he said he would certainly consier voting in the primary and even more so in the midterms.

Neal and Karen are very upset by what is happening politically, but they don't know anyone that has been personally affected. They are angry that we are a population that will let others suffer.

Ann spoke with Craig for a long time. He is upset and tired of having to apologize for the US when he goes on trips to Europe for work. He is upset that schools are not teaching civics and that there is an overall lack of engagement by our citizens.

Kathryn told us that she doesn’t have anyone close to her or her husband that has been directly affected by the administration, but she feels that the entire country is suffering. She is upset about the policies that the Trump administration is putting in place and wonders why the people in power not being held accountable.

A young mom with a 10-year-old said she always voted, but she isn't going to vote anymore. She told us that her parents and grandparents guided her to vote for Trump, but she doesn't like him anymore. After we talked about congress, she said she'd do her homework and vote for congress in November.

A 39 year-old mother only ever votes for president but after talking to us said she would be more likely to vote for congress in November. She said in the past that she would just "guess" who to vote for, but she was really worried about her mom who has health problems. She would think about voting for her mom.

Rose and Trudy spoke with an 18 year-old who started as about 50% likely to vote, but by the end of their conversation, he said he would definitely be voting. He said he would turn his back on Trump and vote for a congressman who would help stop Trump.

Rose and Trudy spoke with a 26-year-old who told them that "Donald Trump has fucking ruined this country." He told them that he and his brother are disabled and that neither of them have voted. By the end of the conversation, he said he would do his research and would "definitely vote". He said people are losing SNAP and healthcare while DJT gets richer.

Caitlin and Anukur spoke with a man who is the emergency caregiver for his nephew. When the government shutdown, his nephew lost all his government support.

Trudy and Rose spoke with a healthcare professional that is very concerned and angry about the change included in the BBB budget bill that "deprofessionalizes" careers like physician's assistants and nurse practitioners. It changes the entire organizational structure of her hospital, and in a few years, she expects rural hospitals to close because of it.

Evelyn is a 20-year-old who doesn't vote and doesn't do politics. But after some conversation, she rated herself as an 8-out-of-10 likely to vote becuase she cares about health care and immigration