Mr. New York, Mark Simone, 710 W.O.R.

Well, hey, coming up later this hour, what's the result of the debate?

As far as the election, the polls, the biggest best pollster of all will be with us at the bottom of the hour, and we'll take a look at what's going to probably happen poll-wise.

Now, if you look at those focus groups that they use right after the debate, actually Trump did

pretty well with them among independence, among independence. The problem Kamala faced,

now Trump had a bad night. He wasn't himself. He looked bad at it. But as people have pointed out,

same thing happened in 2016. He wasn't good in the first Hillary debate. She beat him in the first debate, but then he

came roaring back, and you'll see that happen here. And again, Reagan had a disastrous first

debate with Mondale. Reagan, the greatest debater ever.

Bad first debate, but just came back and crushed Mondale.

So you'll probably see that happen here.

If you look at these focus groups, they didn't like Kamala Harris.

They just thought she was, all those faces she kept making.

The looks, the way she looked at Trump, the way she put her hand under her chin, the smile, the this, the that.

They thought these faces were just too contrived, too rehearsed, too canned.

Same thing with her answers, too canned, not authentic, not genuine.

You know, you could yell at scream at Trump.

Why did you take debate? Why did you respond? Why did you get defensive? Whatever it was,

it was very authentic looking. Very authentic looking. Kamala Harris, you got to give her a lot of credit for memorizing everything and for practicing all those faces and looks in the mirror

and then recreating them on stage. But 60% went for Trump. He just seemed to know more about

what he was talking about and more detail. So as Trump goes back out on the campaign trail,

this is going to be the theme now for the next week or two.

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