And a new poll out that seems to indicate that the damage may finally be being done

in terms of the indictments, the never-ending investigations, et cetera, to Donald Trump.

Now, we always clarify polling is but a snapshot of a moment in time and generally polling in July,

a year and a half ahead of a presidential election is just for our and the audience entertainment.

But at least if you take this poll on its face and it's Monmouth, it's not, you know,

it's not Robin Brad Saturday afternoon over cocktails poll. I mean, it is a somewhat legitimate

polling organization, Monmouth University, shows that Joe Biden would have a commanding lead

over Donald Trump, 47% to 40%. Now, national polls don't matter. It is the state by state.

This is all that when the votes are cast, however, this poll does seem to indicate what we have

been trying to say Brad for about a half a year now, which is Donald Trump is a mortally flawed

candidate who will have great trouble getting across the finish line because while he is beloved,

and I do not dispute this, he is beloved by a big portion of the Republican party and the Republican

party base. He has thus far been unable to capture undecideds and moderate voters that are

necessary in swing states in order to win. And it doesn't appear to be changing in his favor.

Well, I would venture to say that there are only three undecided people on Donald Trump in the

entire country. So so yes, those three are not going to sway the election. Well, this and this

is the problem, right? And it is again, in no way to say that Donald Trump does not have a

just totally hardcore group of people who love him, who are inspired by him, who will follow him

to the ends of the earth and off a cliff and whatever else. I do not in any way dispute that.

The challenge that I have made to those people and I am yet to see a single solitary person tell me

provided answer to this. How does that is not enough people to win a presidential election, right?

Now the, the, the, you know, winning 70% of the Republican party or 70% of the Republican base,

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