I now know what's going to happen in the presidential election.

I do. I know that's a heady thing to say, but we have seen a repeated cycle long enough

for me to tell you what I think is going to happen in this election. I'm Chris Cuomo.

Welcome to the Chris Cuomo Project. Now, the only game I'm playing with you here is I'm saying what will happen, not necessarily who will win. But I believe

this is just as instructive a point because if you're going to follow the race, what matters most, what has taken so long,

and I'll explain why in this election cycle, is to distill, to isolate, to identify, what is this race about?

What is it turning on?

That's why we always love the October surprise.

Why?

Because we are desperate as consumers and arbiters and sellers and

marketers of our politics to make it about something specific. This pecadillo, this allegation, these hostages, this war, this

tax policy, something that

something that defines what brought the most people out to vote for or against that proposition.

And I now know what that proposition is.

Who will win? The candidate that gets more people to believe in their

side of the following proposition.

One more step into context of why I think this.

Why are the poles so freaky tight,

within the margin of error all over the place. Why are places

that are assumed like Iowa to be a blowaway Republican win? Why is the margin shrinking?

Well, part of it is that Trump has been trying his damnedest to lose, right?

Now, I believe the election is his to lose, and I'll explain why in a second but not that he definitely will win

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