Donald Trump is the favorite, the heavy favorite now to win the presidency in the betting market.

Oh, that's good news. What do we make of that? Let's try to figure it out. 93 W.I.B.C.

It is the Kendall and Casey show C. C.'s out today. Ethan Hatcher from Saturday on the circle, Saturday

night on the circle. In for Casey. All right, so you're now a fellow degenerate

with me and Hammer. We got you started on the sports betting. Yes, yes, yes.

And it looks like on this court ruling that's come out pending whatever the Supreme Court decides to do,

we may, we are now, we may on a very large scale end up being able

to vote in or vote, bet in elections in this country.

Well, betting on elections has already existed, it just exists in other places besides here.

That's correct.

So Polymarket is a website that tracks odds based on money that's coming in.

Yes.

It's basically like a sports betting website,

but it tracks betting on politics instead of betting on sports, which as Ethan stated is legal.

You can bet on American elections in other countries.

And now you can kind of bet it on in this country, although it's still kind of gray,

gray, ultimately Supreme Court's going to have to decide,

but as of right now, that's beginning to become a thing.

And according to Polymarket,

Donald Trump, as of yesterday had his largest lead in the election

forecast at 54% up 3.6% from the other day.

Kamala Harris now coming in at 45.4% down 3.3% from the other day.

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