Oh Canada are home and native land.

But didn't it, because like they changed like a lyrics at some point.

Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics podcast. I'm Gailan Droup.

I hope everyone had a good long weekend for July 4th.

And speaking of the 4th, what percentage of Americans can correctly name the national anthem?

What percentage of Americans are hot dog people versus burger people?

To ease ourselves out of vacation brain and back into the world of statistics,

we're going to kick things off with a little July 4th themed game of guess what Americans think.

Then, on a more serious note, we're going to catch up on the January 6th Committee hearings

and talk about how they might affect our politics, our people watching and do they care.

And at this point in the primary process, what percentage of Republican nominees are election deniers?

Finally, we're going to save our good use or bad use of polling example till the end of the show,

because it's somewhat related to those hearings.

At the end of June, 122.24 Republican presidential primary poll out of New Hampshire got everyone

talking about Trump's vulnerabilities, but was it a good use of polling?

Here with me to discuss is editor and chief Nidselver Hologni.

Hey everybody.

All here with us is politics and tech reporter Kayleigh Rogers. Hey Kayleigh.

Hey guys.

So how was everyone's 4th of July?

Nid, it looks like you're back in Las Vegas. What's going on?

So I flew in in the afternoon.

...