Well, Michael Goodwin, the best columnist in America. You've got to read yesterday's column about Biden, Israel.

And, well, he's with us right now. Michael Goodwin. How you doing?

Good morning, Mark.

Hey, before we get to that, the Trump rally Saturday night, 100,000 people. The significance of that totally covered up by the media.

But wasn't that quite a...

You've ever seen anybody get 100,000 people in wildwood, of all places?

Right, and a number of those people probably were from Pennsylvania as well, because the border is pretty close there.

So, yes, Mark, this does have the feeling of something big happening. I mean,

combined with the polls on the swing states, for example, where Trump is opening up significant

leads now beyond the margin of error in some of these latest surveys,

one out today, I think it is.

And then the polls on Joe Biden's performance as president also, I think, all of these are playing

a role in shaping this narrative now that's becoming more and more,

I think, the reality for most people that Joe Biden has failed as president,

that Donald Trump's tenure was better in terms of major issues like the economy, like border

security, like the sort of global peace. And also finally, that these prosecutions of Donald

Trump are being carried out by Democrats for purposes of interfering in the election.

I mean, Fareed Zakaria saying that about the New York case, I think, is one of those sort of leading indicators of where things are going,

that this case is so preposterous that they can't even identify what the crime is, what the second crime supposedly is.

And here we are in what the fourth or fifth week of testimony.

So it's these sort of things that are piling up now.

Now look, it's still a long way toward the election, and events can always interfere in both good and bad ways

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