Let me just begin today's show by pointing out that last night the first of the Jeffrey Epstein papers dropped.

That would be the core paper surrounding Jeffrey Epstein notorious underage sex trafficker

who is connected with just about every famous person in the West.

And everybody's been very curious as to who exactly went to Epstein Rape Island.

Well, so far, the paper is kind of a dud.

Most of what we saw yesterday has already been seen. Bill Clinton being mentioned in the context of quote-unquote liking young girls, Prince Andrew grabbing an underage breast, allegations about Alan Dershowitz, all the rest of this kind of stuff. More is going to drop over the coming days, and we will cover it when it does, because not much has dropped so far. Okay, so now on to the actual news. The 2024 election is coming,

and right now it is advantage Donald Trump. Trump is leading by 2.2% in the real clear politics

polling average. It doesn't sound like a lot until you realize that Trump trailed Joe Biden in

that same average on Election Day 2020 by 7.2%. He only lost the popular vote by 4.5% a difference of 2.7% or that Hillary

Clinton was leading in that same average by 3.2% on election day 2016 and only won the popular vote

by 2.1% a miss about 1.1%. In other words, Donald Trump almost always outdraws his real clear politics

polling average number. So if he's up 2.2, that means he's actually up more. What's more,

Joe Biden is totally stuck. As political scientist, Roy Tashara, who is not a right-winger,

writes today in the Washington Post, quote, in his 2020 campaign for the nomination,

the longtime former senator had a better sense than other Democratic candidates of the normal state that voters were looking for after more than six months of a pandemic accompanied by lockdowns and an economic crash.

But there was a catch.

After Joe Biden clinched the nomination, says to Chera, he felt it was necessary to incorporate the views of the parties left into his campaign's policy stances and

outlook. Now, with the next campaign about to begin, Biden and his party are struggling. In other words,

Joe Biden lied to his voters. He campaigned as a moderate in the primaries. He capitalized on that

moderate image in the general, and then he pushed steadily to the left. And then he governed

from the left. Now, says to Chera, Biden is polling

behind Trump nationally and in every swing state with the possible exception of Wisconsin.

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