President and the midterms were also going to note that Biden is going to

Syracuse. Later this week, yes, Syracuse, yes, New York. Yes, New York in the

last two weeks before the midterms. He's coming here because as blue as New

York is, some of the congressional races are looking a little more purple.

Women in Luzeran County, which is recently read and Montgomery County, which

is blue, I was expecting to hear some pretty different messages from these

ladies, but take a listen to what we heard.

The inflation and like it really affects how you parent, what you can do with

your kids, when your taxes are just going up and you know, your expendable

income is just shrinking every day. Definitely the economy, gas prices, food

prices, I'm single. I'm a teacher, but I have five other jobs.

Five other jobs. Yeah, five other little side jobs that I do, so I work all the

times.

Yet Katie, this is personal for folks. So,

inflation, gas prices and crime and public safety are the top two issues that I

heard from suburban women abortion, which we talked about so much over the

summer that seemed to be that big driving factor, not as prominent in these

conversations as those other two issues that I mentioned and some of these

persuadable women, they said, look, I might make up my mind tonight, Katie.

The races are always neck and neck. Tell me what's going on there.

Well, Quich's Mesto seems to be in a lot of trouble. She's neck and neck or

slightly behind Adam Blacksault, her opponent who's the

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