Hello and welcome to Not Another One with me, Steve Richards, Ian Martin, Miranda Green and Tim Montgomery.

Welcome to our weekend edition, where we still delve deep,

perhaps a bit more relaxed,

but it's not going to be relaxed.

This is on the edge of a huge moment,

the presidential election in the United States.

The most bizarre, arguably the most high stakes election in the United States for many

decades. Ian's here with me in the studio. Tim might arrive. We're not quite sure. And Miranda's

going to pop in as well. Ian, with days to go, you have predicted throughout, even when there was the dramatic withdrawal

of Biden, extraordinary moment in the history of these contests, that Trump would win.

Presumably, you still make that prediction.

Do you know, I'm just not sure.

I'm not sure anymore.

I know that's, I know that's maybe not what people want to hear, but I, yeah, it's just something in the last week makes me wonder whether there is some truth in this idea that the Democrats' ground game is just better in the states that matter. We're about to find out.

But also, the polling has been, you know, I'm sorry, apologies to any pollster friends out

there and I love pollster.

Some of my favorite people are pollsters.

But actually, I mean, it's just all over the place, isn't it?

And you engage in detailed conversation with pollsters and it's, it runs anywhere from

she's just, you know, one margin of error slip away from a Trump, you know, blow out. And equally,

it could, it could work out the other way. So we simply don't know. So you can only really rely on

political instinct.

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