Bill O'Reilly here Friday, February 7, 2020, you are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

Now that the Democrat in Peachment Exercise has finally wrapped up, the country can get

back to more pressing matters, health care, immigration, and of course the upcoming 2020

presidential election.

The latest polls have Donald Trump more popular than at any other point since his inauguration.

Despite his strong numbers, the country does remain deeply divided.

In 2016, Mr. Trump won the White House by demolishing the so-called blue wall, taking

a Democrat-leaning states that have not gone towards a Republican in decades.

The same could be true this November.

Here are the battleground states that will decide the 2020 election.

President Trump hoping to retake the Midwest, recent polling in places like Iowa, Wisconsin,

Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, have Mr. Trump beating most Democratic candidates in

a hypothetical head-to-head race, but the president does trail Joe Biden by two points

in some of those states.

The Southwest in play, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico.

Mr. Trump split those states with Hillary Clinton back in 2016, but most were close within

five points.

Some on the East Coast are in play like Virginia and North Carolina.

Hillary Clinton took Virginia's 13 electoral delegates by just 200,000 votes at a 4 million.

Donald Trump won North Carolina by an even smaller margin.

Dana Florida, the big one, 29 electoral votes in a state evenly split between Democrats

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