My final prediction will be published in the New York Post over the weekend.

Okay.

Right now, what I would say is the tea leaves look better for Trump than for Harris.

Hello, and welcome to the Alan Philom Skoop.

My name is Anne McElhenney. And I'm Phila McAleer. And this is our last podcast before the election. We're nervous and excited and nervous, but mostly actually grateful and glad that it's finally happening. Yes. This has been, it feels like it's been going on for a long time. But today we're, and today we're basically going to be, it's all election all the time, almost all election all the time. Yes, and we tackle the big questions. Can we believe the polls? We have a polling expert to guide us through the confusion. And why is fracking so important? Suddenly, suddenly fracking is very important in this election. It's so important that Kamala has changed her opinion on it about six times. So we'll investigate that. And the big, big question, the big, big question, can we trust the result? Yeah, this is what everyone's asking themselves. So we have an expert. We are going to speak to Ken Cuccinelli, who's leading the efforts to ensure that the vote counts and will be counted.

Yes. And trust the science, they say, and trust the scientists.

But what do you do when the scientists won't give you their data because it doesn't suit their agenda, their progressive agenda, of course?

We reveal the dark arts of transgender so-called science.

And I'll be asking the most important question

on everyone's minds before the election.

What are you going to eat

and what are you going to drink on the night?

I have some suggestions for what might be

a long night and a long night in a week of long nights and long days.

It could be a long week.

It could be a very long week.

We'll be talking to our guests about that, whether it will be a long night or a long week or both.

So let's go and find out what the polls, whether the polls are truthful or not.

It's an interview we did earlier just before we came on air with Henry Olson. Let's go over to that interview that we did

earlier with Henry. So should you believe the polls? They've been wrong so many times in the past.

It seems the only certainly in this election is don't trust the polls. What is this true?

Or have pollsters learned their lessons? Or are we in an abusive relationship with them? As the pollsters promise to please come back to us, please trust us. They're going to be different this time. If you just trust me, I've changed. Honestly, I've changed. So we brought in an expert to answer this question, not an expert on abusive relationships,

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