I was talking about this latest NBC poll that was it's been a tracking poll.

Last one was in November and then we got the results over the weekend and it shows

Trump with a five percentage point lead over Biden across the country and 47-42 but it shows movement in some demographics young

voters surprisingly by Trump is making young voters. And that's why they're now pushing the student loan.

You know, they're now pushing the student loan.

You know, government will pay off you. Basically, what can we use the government for to buy votes?

Well, let's get, we got to get our young people back so, hey, you won't ever have to pay back your loans.

But that's not giving them the bump they hoped for. Because at some

point when things get bad enough, miserable enough, Venezuela enough, people go,

you know I got to leave all the others. I got to vote for

what's in my best interest and this country's going to hell. So I was talking about

black voters and black voters are moving the polls reflect toward Trump for a number of different reasons.

So I ask people to call in on the black line, 713991,000, and share their perspectives.

And we have had several folks who I think make interesting

cogent points for deeper consideration.

Fred is our guest.

Fred, I have to tell you your politics notwithstanding.

I heard from a lot of people, I checked my emails from when we were talking and I heard from a lot of people who remembered those farming communities out there

Remembered them well. Oh yeah. And in fact one fellow said, ask him about Heen Feed, if I'm pronouncing that correctly.

Yeah, Prag Heen, we stayed right called a street. My father used to buy, he had a dairy farm and my father used to buy cash for him for $5 a piece, bull cash. They didn't want no bullsey. A lot of people don't realize they want the car for the milk, and when the

car had the baby, they take the baby away, because the baby take the milk.

And what, what was he, you were right?

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