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Already coming up here at the bottom of the hour, one of the brightest political minds,

I know, also one of the best dudes I know. Former senior strategist to the Ted Cruz campaign,

Jason Johnson, he's going to be joining us. And we're going to look at the what the polling shows us,

not the real polling, what the real polling shows us could be the environment as we had full swing

into the 2020 election. Remember when we started this year, we told you that, you know, this is the

year. The year before an election is the year that determines the environment. And if you're a long

time listener to our show, you know that one of our maximums here when it comes to political

analysis is you, as a candidate, you cannot change the environment.

The environment is an organic process. So you can tailor your gifts, skills, message,

stances, etc. You can do so in a way that takes advantage of the environment you're in,

but the environment is beyond your control. All right. So we're going to take a look at the

electorate determines the environment. And we're going to take a look at what we're seeing so far,

almost halfway through 2019. What we're seeing so far is the environment to this year, as we head

into 2020, JJ will join us here at the bottom of the hour. And then next hour, we're going to

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