Good morning. It is Friday March third. It is six minutes after 11. His name is Rob

Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels. And we're glad that you're listing this morning. We

start off this hour talking about the latest poll. And in it, it has Donald Trump leading

governor Ron DeSantis. This is a hypothetical head-to-head matchup. And Trump is leading

DeSantis by 12 points. Now, full disclosure, I put these on the template, not because there's

some inner deep meaning, but it just gets people really fired up. And that's why we're

here is to keep people listening for as long as possible. And people seem to be super passionate

about the DeSantis Trump stuff, which hopefully will be great for us for the next

oh year and a half ish. Here's the thing about all this right now. This is not going to

change a whole lot. Now, different polls will be outliers, whatever. Like there's a California

poll that shows DeSantis way ahead of Trump in California. But that nation wide, this is not going

to change much from that somewhere between eight and 12 points until either Trump does something

again, which Trump, who knows what it'll be. And that could swing either way. I'm saying,

it could be great. Like going to Ohio and doing the big Macs, or it could be calling some

woman reporter horse face. I mean, it could it could be all points in between. It's like a change,

though, debuting NFT trading cars. You have no idea. You just don't. But the point is until

DeSantis is in the race and everyone is actively running a campaign, which will probably be

June, May or June. This is not going to move a whole lot because DeSantis is not even a candidate

for president. Right. But let's keep polling it anyway. So it's a Yahoo, you gov poll. And it says

that Trump is at 47% while DeSantis is at 39%. And then we have the also brands, the wannabes,

right? And that's where they just get smaller and smaller. So if Trump is up there on top and then

you got DeSantis between eight and 12 points behind Nikki Haley's at 5%, Pompeo is at 3%, Pence,

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