Read this from Nate Cohen. There's so many of the New York time polling that I just showed our viewers here.

Across these final polls, white Democrats were 16% likely to respond than white Republicans.

That's a larger disparity than our earlier polls this year, and it's not much better than our final polls in 2020, even with the pandemic over.

It raises the possibility that the polls could underestimate Mr. Trump yet again.

We do a lot to account for this, but in the end, there are no guarantees.

How do you read that?

I think it's covering.

I think that they know where things stand.

Look, in all of those polls, in all the battleground states, I heard Carl before this talking about the recalled vote, they've set the electorate to the left of 2020, which doesn't comport with what we know, which is that all of these electorates have moved to the right, just on a registration eligible electorate basis itself.

And obviously, we see that starting to manifest in the early voting pattern.

So I think that they're sort of putting some cover out there because they're going to

underrepresent President Trump's support.

What they essentially are saying there is we've got too many Democrats in the survey.

We don't have enough Republicans.

We know that, but we're going to publish these numbers on the eve of the election anyway.

You are weighing very heavy on Steve Bannon's mind. We're actually going to play this because we want to play. He had a little press conference just hours after he was let out of jail on Tuesday. And this is what he had to say. We're going to have hopefully Mike Davis and Boris Epstein and Bill McGinley,

three of the prominent leaders in the legal effort to combat Mark Elias.

Every day after November, the evening of November 5th is going to be Stalingrad,

where Mark Elias is in court.

Do you feel good about where we stand on the legal side to secure President

Trump's victory as you see it right now? Very much so. We're never going to be as good as Mark

Elias, but we are so much better prepared in 2024 than we were in 2020.

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