Good morning. It is Tuesday, August 22nd. It's five minutes after 11. You're listening to

Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. His name is Rob Kendall. He's on Twitter at Rob M. Kendall.

My name is Casey Daniels. I'm there to Casey Daniels 317 and right now you can watch

us both on YouTube. If you type in Kendall and Casey into the YouTube search bar. So we

got some new polling out and I can just make this really quick and easy. Trump is in

the lead. No kidding. End of story. Oh my goodness. There's there's this new poll. This

one came out of Iowa. And of course, Donald Trump is holding a two to one lead over

Ron DeSantis in Iowa. But the interesting thing about this is that Tim Scott has now

climbed to third place. Everybody preparing for the presidential debate tomorrow night.

Trump leading DeSantis 41 to 19. So Donald Trump lost air quote lost Iowa in 2016. Now

I say lost. He lost by a couple votes. I mean, it's very close. He lost by one delegate.

So in terms of just in case you're not familiar, I think most of our audience is, but just

in case you aren't the way the parties pick the president is they have what are called

pledged delegates. So in Iowa, they are a lot of X amount of delegates. It's usually

done based on population. And then each state kind of has their own primary type system.

Iowa is as a caucus and they divide their delegates up equally. So a loss in Iowa, if

it's close, sometimes it's even a split of the delegates, even though like one guy might

have got 500 more votes. But in terms of actually how we're keeping score, it would be a

tie, but obviously one side will claim momentum, et cetera. Trump lost Iowa to Ted Cruz by

I think one delegate in 2016. And he lost because he had terrible ground operations. And

I've always said the amazing thing about Donald Trump in 2016 was it was this most rag

tag band of brothers type campaign ever. And what I mean by that is there was a group

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