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This is rigorous analysis by credible data researchers and it, along with recent polling, shows that the majority of the public is not fooled.

New polling for More In Common suggests two-thirds of people in the UK are worried about America's tariffs, with just over half fearing it will make cost-of-living pressures even greater.

But for deliberative polling, we have representative samples so we can show what the public would think.

It follows weeks of rows between Welsh and Westminster Labour, as concerns grew over the next Senedd election as polling suggested the party could lose its dominant role in Welsh politics.

Marshall Kosloff, co-host of “The Realignment” podcast, Kosloff confronted the panelists with polling from Demand Progress, a progressive polling firm, that tested whether the abundance message or an economic populist message resonated with respondents better.