I'm looking at this data right now guys and it's not all adding up. I mean the

pollsters are trying to say one thing one day day, and something else the next day. So which is it really?

We're going to cut through all of this data because the truth lies somewhere where, you know,

the polls aren't really going, shall say welcome to the program everyone I am

Trish again it's the Trishawakin show make sure you do me the favor make sure you

subscribe make sure you share make sure you like make sure you you comment, you know, there's a live

program so I can see everything you say in real time. We usually have a nice little

discussion as we get later on in the show and we can react to some of this stuff

here in real time, but let me start with the news that we've got a lot

of poll data in but in my estimation it's not taking everything into account.

And one of the reasons I think this is because there's a lot of early ballots that are being submitted,

right, or requests that are being made for early ballots and I think you need to look at that

data and the momentum that we're seeing for Donald Trump there and compare and

contrast it with what we're seeing in the polls because the polls are kind of

tight. I mean I'm looking at this stuff and I'm like really really so Bloomberg

seems to think in their latest data that somehow it's a razor thin margin with the edge towards Kamala Harris in the swing states, I'm not so

sure about that.

I'm not going to go back to the Teamsters, for example, the Teamsters Union, which is 60% for Trump, 34% for Harris and those are the people

that will actually tell you what they think right because let's not forget

who the heck is actually going to tell some little

poll store who calls up on the phone and says I'm on a recorded line I'd like to

know who you're going to vote for. I don't know as every Trump supporter is

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