Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Trump and polling about whether or not he should have been charged,

because it has led to some questions.

And I don't know what people were expecting and we don't have a lot of good historical analogies

for something like this because I hate to use the word but it's unprecedented.

Okay so what does the polling say? Let's start with that.

48% believe that he should have been charged.

48%.

And when you hear it that way, it seems

like more people think he shouldn't have been.

That's not actually the case,

even though that's what a lot of headlines are kind of leading people to believe.

Only 35% think he should not have been charged. The restaurant decided. They don't know.

Okay, those aren't winning numbers for an election. Let's start with that. The other thing to remember is there is a there's an issue with polling when it comes to what they are determining as likely

voters. All of the stuff we talked about prior to the midterms that we were

correct about, none of that's changed. So those, any of the numbers that you see

that are based on likely voters, just throw those out because those are going to

skew more heavily in favor of people who support Trump.

But here's the other part. You have 48% think he should have been charged. A whole bunch that don't know, 35% think he should not have been charged.

The group that don't know, 35% think he should not have been charged. The group that doesn't know, what do they not know? That's the

question. I have a feeling that a whole lot of people from the don't know category are going to move into the should have been charged.

As more information comes out about what's actually in the indictment.

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