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Hey everybody, welcome to the Bucks X didn't show, you know, people talk a lot about what's

going on with the presidential election already. The primaries are underway. We're going

to have voting in about six months. What is the data tell us and what are we going to

be learning in the weeks and months ahead? Robert Cahaley is with us now. He is the CEO

of the Trafalgar group polling and marketing group gurus, if you will, in the realm of

polling and marketing. Robert, thanks for joining. That's good to be here. So tell me if you

would what what are we seeing right now that is significant other than on the Republican

side, Trump has an enormous lead. Is that very different from other periods in the summertime?

If you look at previous primaries, where somebody was way ahead and then, you know, put this

in the context, have we seen anything like this before? How, how much is this sort of

determinative at this point? One thing I can say for certain is, no, we've never seen

any of this before. There's not a lot of certainty as business, but that this is unique, certainly

one of them. Yeah, we've seen people have leads, not usually this big, not usually over

50% on nation wide compared to all the other candidates. So that's very historic and that's

just not something we're used to. What I think is what we're seeing more, this more interesting

now is kind of the reshuffling in the bottom of the pack, you know, where for a long time

we've had Trump at the top and then Dysannis are back and then it's just been kind of a

tumble. And what what we've seen recently is the emergence of Vivek Raswami and Tim Scott.

They seem to be kind of jumping ahead of a lot of the others. And you know, especially

some like Haley who started early and kind of taking some of their steam away from them.

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