Now more on the Mark Simone show on 710 W0. In for Mr. New York, here's Joe Concha. And welcome back, everybody. Hour 2 of the Mark Simone show. Joe Concha, Fox News contributor, in for Mr. New York. Let's get to your calls. Rocco, you've been very patient, waiting there for over an hour so you get one first how are you sir all right it's

pleasure to say honor to talk to you honor um i just wanted to uh point out that regardless of what

people may say about Biden they're still going to vote from a lot of them are going to vote from

they continue to go from think so we saw that We saw that in the congressional elections in 2002.

Whatever they were telling the pollsters, they still voted for the Democrats.

And this is complicated by the fact that we do not have an impartial media.

And the media just keeps supporting these people.

Iraq, are you right?

Yeah, go ahead.

And finally, the Democrats know how to win elections.

It doesn't matter who people vote for.

Democrats will still figure out a way to manipulate elections to win elections so that

they will concentrate on the swing states, and they will just try to win those states,

as well as the states they usually win, and they will just try to win those states as well as the

states they usually win, and they win the election that way.

And the only way that I see that a Republican president can win would be to somehow win New York.

I know it's impossible because that's a state that Democrats think of ring their pocket,

they won't do anything there.

Well, thank you, Rocco. Great analysis. We really appreciate it. And here's the thing. Donald Trump won in 2016 without winning New York. So maybe not New York. But all you have to do, really, honestly, Georgia, Trump lost by 10,000 votes. I think enough people are soured by Biden, where those 10,000 go another way and then some, right, particularly among black and Hispanics like we've talked about in places like Atlanta, Fulton County. And then Arizona, same thing. That was about 10,000 votes. I can see the border issue there flipping enough votes over to Trump from Biden. And then obviously Wisconsin, he lost by something like 20,000 votes.

And that's not a lot in a state like that.

And again, but to your point, and I will say this, you can't get overconfident in these

situations because Democrats are better at politics in general.

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