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Welcome back in our number two, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us as we are rolling through the Wednesday edition

of the program.

Woke up this morning, Buck, Wall Street Journal front page.

Actually, I saw it last night released on social media before I went to bed,

but it's on the front page of the Wall Street Journal this morning.

Old Man style, as I drank my Crockett coffee,

I was reading the Wall Street Journal front page.

And it said, if the 2024 general election for president was held today, for whom would you vote?

That is the question.

Trump leads head-to-head in six of the seven battleground states.

Here are the Wall Street Journal numbers.

In Arizona, Trump's up five. In Arizona, Trump's up five.

In Michigan, Trump is up three. In Nevada, Trump is up four. In Georgia, Trump is up one.

Pitting in it for a moment. I think that one's actually low. I think Trump's up more than one.

North Carolina, Trump's up six. Pennsylvania, Trump is up more than one. North Carolina, Trump's up six.

Pennsylvania, Trump is up three.

Wisconsin, dead even tied at 46.

Now, a couple of things that may raise eyebrows or make people a bit nervous. The Wall Street Journal poll of the Battleground States Buck reflected what you and I have been saying, which is RFK Jr. on the ballot hurts Trump more than it hurts Biden.

Now, the totality of the third party candidates, if you include Jill Stein, libertarian, Carnell West, Biden is hurt more in that plurality, that totality of candidacy.

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