As the election cycle progresses across the United States, several Republican candidates are attempting to create space between themselves and President Donald Trump. This shift comes as voters increasingly prioritize economic issues, particularly affordability and the general cost of living. Concerns about the rising costs associated with the Iran war are also factoring into voter considerations. Polls indicate these financial anxieties are paramount for many. NBC News correspondent Gabe Gutierrez reports on this developing trend. Candidates hope distancing themselves will broaden appeal with undecided voters concerned about the economy. The political landscape is shifting as economic factors gain prominence in the United States.