Hey guys, we've got a good one for you today. And we spent so much time talking about these kind of anti-ante Trump, Nikki Haley voters and like, what is it going to take to get them off the fence? And how can I argue with people like Brett Stevens who finally came around to voting for Kamla despite reservations? And we haven't spent a lot of time discussing the kind of inverse of that group on the other side of the ideological

spectrum. And I've been wanting to get Medea San on to kind of have that conversation out.

And so I think that you're really going to enjoy it. But because that kind of took so long,

I didn't get into some of the basic political stuff. There were some good polls out today from

Marist that had Kamala Harris winning across

the blue wall narrowly, no doubt narrowly, but that's still encouraging. And the early vote stuff,

my shorthand is, you know, I don't like to overanalyze the early vote stuff, but I like the

percentage of the early vote that's coming from women. I don't really like the percentage of

early vote that's coming so far from

white voters versus black voters, the share of the electorate, particularly in Georgia. But it's early.

And so that's not going to be monitoring over the weekend. I did a YouTube video that

goes deeper into the polls and the early vote numbers if you want to head over to YouTube and

get a little bit more from me on that.

On this topic of getting more from me and us, if you go to the borg.com, there's a post up there called

Let's All Be Together.

It goes over some of our plans, not even all of our plans for the next few days at nights.

Me and Sarah and JVL are going to be popping on for some evening, quick hits over on

YouTube and in the next level feed over the weekend. We're going to have live streams. We're

going to have chats rather than me telling it to you all now. Just go to theborg.com, go to the

Let's All Be Together feed and get more on how you can get more from us in the last few days. We'll obviously have a live

stream on Tuesday night, on election night, and I'm going to be on MSNBC from 2 to 6 a.m.

So there'll be no shortage of you being able to hear from us. All right. Up next, Medea San.

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