Mr. New York.

Mark Simone, always on point.

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Hey.

What's the day today?

Oh, it's Thursday.

It's almost Friday.

Almost Friday.

Now, we'll get to Eric Adams.

Things are about to get worse for him.

We'll get to Pete Diddy.

Could not get any worse for him.

Lots to get to. Hey, the debate, it's now a couple days later. You know, right after the debate, you do the analysis, the next day you do the analysis. But as political experts, it'll tell you, it's really three or four days later where you fully see what the impact of the debate was. Now, it wasn't the most watched debate. In fact, it was low even for a vice presidential debate. A presidential debate

can get 75, 80 million, 85 million, 90 million. Vice presidential debate, you hope for 60 million.

It didn't quite get there. I think it was 48 million was it

43 a 42 million something like that that's low that's very low but more people will watch it

they'll watch it streaming they'll watch it online they'll see so it'll figure it'll get up to 50 million, 55 million at some point.

Still low for a vice presidential debate, but that's still a lot of people that saw it,

and a lot of independents will see it.

And generally, anybody that sits there and watches the debate is a real voter, somebody who's really involved.

Now, they do these tracking polls and focus groups and study the independence.

What they're seeing is the Walt's, the loss was worse than first thought.

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