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Welcome in hour number two, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton's show.

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Interesting data points. And we're going to talk with Ryan Gerdusky here in a moment.

But I saw this come across and I thought it was super interesting.

So Notre Dame has been doing polling of its college students for many years.

And they say, okay, you're going to vote for the Republican.

You're going to vote for the Democrat.

And this year, Notre Dame students, according to this poll that just came out, they are going to vote for Donald Trump, 48 to 46.

Other libertarian candidates, whatnot, will get additional support.

Indiana, Notre Dame is in Indiana, in South Bend, Indiana.

Mayor Pete's beloved hometown, for those of you who wonder where Mayor Pete came from.

But it is in many ways a melting pot buck of Midwestern voters.

Now, Notre Dame has very much of a national brand. So I'm sure they have students

on that campus from all 50 states, but I would assume that the overwhelming majority of the

geography of Notre Dame residents is northeast or Midwest, right? I don't think there's some massive

amount of southern kids that make the trip to Notre Dame? I don't think there's some massive amount of Southern kids that make

the trip to Notre Dame. I don't think that they draw overwhelmingly from the West Coast, all those

things. Again, all 50 states would be represented, but I would stay in general as a Catholic

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