This is CBS I on the world. I'm John Batchelor.

Selina Zitov, the Washington Examiner and the Wall Street Journal, profiling Pennsylvania,

which is no longer a secret place to watch the election of 2024.

When I first started talking to Selena many years ago, we had Pennsylvania to ourselves.

No more Europeans have arrived. Selena, nothing is more Pennsylvania to ourselves. No more. Europeans have arrived. Selina, nothing is more

amazing to me that not only have the Europeans discovered Pennsylvania, they've discovered

Erie County that they're tearing your columns and pinning them on the walls in the editorial board.

Well, you know, I mean, I've lived here all my life.

I have 65 years plus experience of being a Pennsylvania and observing Pennsylvania.

So it's, and it's a compliment that people look at your work and think, well, this is important to at least pay attention to.

Yes, pay attention to.

We go to what Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Pennsylvania, Selena and I divide them up because I was born in Montgomery County, East of Color County.

And Selena knows Allegheny County, that's Pittsburgh, and Beaver and Butler and Heary.

And Selena, my measure of the eastern part of the state, anecdotally, because I have brothers and family, you understand,

is that this is a very different profile than 2016 and 2020 right now,

that the electorate is asking more sophisticated questions

than is conducting itself in an unpredictable fashion.

This is for the Collar counties, Delaware, Chester, Bucks, Montgomery.

Do you measure the same thing in the western part of the state? Unusual activity.

You know, I think what we are seeing is that low propensity voters, what do I mean by that?

These are voters that are like Haley's Comet. They come out every 100 years and they're motivated to come out.

They are more, they are more favorable to Donald Trump at this point than they are to

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