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Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curly show. Scott Pressler, he let us down easy. I don't blame him for

this either. I was like, can you come on to 205? He said, I got too much going on. I understand.

I've seen the work he's doing in a lot of these swing states, specifically Pennsylvania, and I'm not complaining about it because I think it is going to be worth it. I think him missing a segment on the Grace Curly show. In the long run, he's doing a lot of good work,

so that's okay.

Now speaking of what's happening in some of these crucial states,

there is a report out now from the New York Post why neck and neck polls ahead of

election day could actually be good news for Donald Trump and the reasons

behind this are probably what you'd assume one is they constantly underestimate Trump and the other one is

that in the last few months there's been a slight shift like it's a point or two

in some of these national polls but all of the shifts are going in one direction. And when everything's going in one direction,

it means one candidate has momentum. And I thought of it this weekend. I was watching some

clips of Joe Rogan.

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