Fox Business Network host Charles Payne joined Fox News’ Sean Hannity on Monday to discuss rising sentiment across the country that things, economically, are worse now under President Joe Biden than they were under former President Donald Trump.

Hannity started off the segment by noting that billionaire Warren Buffett’s firm Berkshire Hathaway has sold nearly $29 billion in stocks this year alone, perhaps suggesting that he believes a major economic downturn is coming before mentioning several recent surveys showing most Americans believe “Bidenomics” is a failure.

“So we’re now stating the obvious at this point. Every poll shows the same thing, Americans are fed up with Bidenomics. For over a hundred days, Joe has not used that term but he did go back to it today in spite of Democrats not wanting him to use that term. What do you think the reason was?” Hannity asked.

“They put these surveys together. Let me tell you how awful they are. They’ll put something in there that says, are prices lower or higher than they were a year ago, and people say, well, they’re higher. Wrong!” Payne responded.

“Well, you know what? We don’t know 52 weeks exactly. What people know is things are a hell of a lot worse now than they have been the last several years. That’s what people know. And so President Biden can tell them, ‘Oh, you don’t understand how great it is,’ the financial media can tell them that. It doesn’t matter,” he said.

Payne then hit Biden and Democrats for focusing on strictly political issues rather than implementing and staying with policies that actually help struggling Americans:

This is a CBS poll, 76% of folks in this poll say their paychecks does not keep up with food. By the way, you know what’s really hurtful about this, and this is really a shame.

Democrats allowed a food stamp extension program to expire. This is supposed to be their bailiwick. President Biden is fighting tooth and nail for college grads to get taxpayer money to pay off their loans but allows this food program to expire. Checks went down 42% in Delaware, 35% in Massachusetts, 42% in Maryland, 48% in Minnesota. Food stamps. So, yeah, of course, food pantries are exploding.

That’s supposed to be where the Democrats excel at things like that; instead, he’s been laser-focused on people who would make $4 million, $5 million in their lifetime.

This is the most elite president in American history and he’s getting away with it, at least he thinks he is. If these polls hold up maybe the uppcommance will come and here is what is the great news about it. People know, it’s not even political anymore. People know something is wrong and are they are finally voicing it.