President Biden's low polling numbers due to scandals, violence, Afghan withdrawal, and inflation are discussed, along with low confidence in his economic team. The article then shifts to discuss efforts to reduce homelessness in San Diego by the Lucky Duck Foundation, and the personal photos of homeless individuals shared. The entertainment section highlights Apple TV Plus' Silo, with Rebecca Ferguson shining in the lead role. Actor Jonathan Roumie's surrendering to God leading to a successful acting career and "massive financial miracle" is also mentioned. Dennis Quaid urges Hollywood to make Texas the film capital of the world citing its business-friendly legislation and lack of state income tax. The article discusses frustrations from both left and right in how race is portrayed in TV and movies and calls for a reality where skin color doesn't determine a person's abilities. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. believes he can beat President Biden in 2024 despite the lack of debates and claims strong support from independents and Republicans. Lastly, the article suggests Republicans can become competitive in American cities again by respecting them, tailoring messaging to each city's needs, and finding the right candidates.

The Digest, 5/14/2023 @830AM, CDT

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