It is a big movement and it's a lot of independent women that are coming over and right now supporting Harris.

I think you know to Jonathan's point when you look at who those undecided voters are or people who are still saying maybe I'll vote third party.

They are very cross-pressured on the following.

They feel very anxious about the economy.

They do feel like inflation is getting worse at a higher level than the overall

electorate. They don't like Donald Trump personally. Right but you have to somehow

if you're Trump, it's Amy Walter of the Cook report, but if you're Trump you have Tammy Walter of the Cook Report,

but if you're Trump, you have to say, hey,

let's keep that out of it.

Let's just talk about my economy compared to this one.

And don't let her say that wasn't my economy,

that was Joe Biden's, because you can't say I'm the last person in the room talk

about the how great binomics is and say well that wasn't me.

Joining us now is James Dixon he covers Michigan for the New York Post, vital state for both, basically a dead heat.

James, welcome to Brian Kilmeit Joe.

Hey Brian, thank you so much for having me.

No problem. First off, on the economy, how much does the economy matter the people of Michigan is it to number one as far as you could tell

It matters quite a bit I mean so you know we come from the state that that put the world on wheels

Auto heritage is a big thing.

But here we have some of our biggest companies.

You know, Stilantis just had layoffs, slow sales.

Last year, they had to lay people off because of California air emission

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