The Great America Show - IT’S A FIGHT BETWEEN CONSERVATIVES & MARXISTS & A BIG BATTLE BETWEEN LEFT AND RIGHT POLLSTERS

00:00:00.000 Hello everybody and welcome to the Great America Show. I'm Lou Dobbs, a big development in Texas

00:00:06.140 that's a reason for all of us to hope we can begin to regain control of our lives

00:00:10.860 and save tens of thousands of American lives from the fentanyl drug dealers.

00:00:16.920 In the great state of Texas, Governor Greg Abbott has taken a major step forward

00:00:21.580 to combat the rampant spread of the fentanyl drug trade.

00:00:25.700 Governor Abbott has issued an executive order designating the Mexican drug cartels

00:00:31.500 as foreign terrorist organizations and directed the Texas Department of Public Safety

00:00:37.640 to take immediate action against the cartels. Governor Abbott said, quote,

00:00:43.620 in order to save our country, particularly our next generation, we must do more to get fentanyl

00:00:50.300 off our streets, end quote. Governor Abbott deserves great credit for his courageous leadership

00:00:56.400 and we can only hope that President Biden will follow his example. Well done, Governor Abbott.

00:01:03.600 President Biden's wide open southern border has been crossed by at least 2 million,

00:01:08.500 perhaps as many as 5 million, illegal immigrants since Biden took office. And Biden has the temerity

00:01:15.960 to say it's not rational to deport those illegals. But I guess in Joe's impaired mind,

00:01:22.060 it is rational for American citizens to be paying for them, paying for their housing, their food,

00:01:28.600 shelter, education for their kids, and of course, their health care. Paying all of that for the

00:01:34.600 illegal immigrants and then having their own expenses pushed higher. Prices pressured higher by more

00:01:41.100 illegals, driving demand for cars, food, fuel, housing prices, and rents. And what happens,

00:01:48.600 Mr. Biden, when we don't have jobs for all of those people? You think they'll run back to their

00:01:53.640 homelands or stay here and live on our welfare system? Never mind, Joe, it's it's complicated.

00:02:00.700 Hopefully we'll be able to simplify things for old Joe come November 8th. Wow, only 45 days away from

00:02:07.380 the election now. It'll be here before we know it. And to give us his reading on the body politic

00:02:12.780 and tell us where this election is headed. One of my favorite folks, our guest today is Robert Cahaley,

00:02:19.720 the head of the Trafalgar Group, the most accurate pollster in the past three election cycles,

00:02:25.460 a great American, of course. And here now is Robert Cahaley. Robert, great to have you back with us.

00:02:31.700 Always instructive, always enlightening. And let's begin with what you are most impressed with in

00:02:37.960 your latest round of polling. Well, I think what we're seeing is this kind of a movement away

00:02:48.320 from the center of the unaffiliated and the swing voters much more in line with where the Republicans

00:02:57.840 are. And this, this is not completely unexpected with everything that's going on in the country.

00:03:05.640 But I think that there's some traditional polling errors that are continuing. You know, some of it's

00:03:13.200 on purpose, on purpose. Some of it are just mistakes. But there's a battle going on. As much as there's a battle

00:03:23.020 on state by state, there's a battle going on among people putting out polls, because there are those

00:03:30.800 who are agenda driven on the left, whether it's media outlets or some of the universities who

00:03:39.860 are trying very hard to keep the American public from see from accepting that the Republicans are going

00:03:51.100 to have a big year. They've tried to re-counter the narrative by just overwhelming the polling

00:03:57.240 averages with polls that, frankly, aren't legit. That are, you know, I always say that polls are designed

00:04:05.200 to either reflect the electorate or affect the electorate. And so what I see is a lot of stuff

00:04:12.900 coming out there that's designed to confuse people. This fascination and pushing of the

00:04:19.360 generic ballot, like it is some in doubt beat all. The generic ballot is as predictive of who's going

00:04:28.260 to win Congress as the popular vote is of who's going to win the president. It doesn't matter,

00:04:34.240 because it is state by state and it's district by district. And so it would be like ignoring this,

00:04:43.560 the state by state polls in the presidential election and just focused on the popular voter

00:04:47.640 doesn't make any sense. Exactly. And you've said a number of things. It piques my curiosity. And one is

00:04:54.880 trying to, uh, talking about trying to, uh, effectively influence the, the, the result on

00:05:03.080 November 8th by their reporting of polls, uh, which means the polls are absolutely worthless in some

00:05:11.120 cases. Uh, we know yours are when not, excuse me, the most accurate among the most accurate.

00:05:17.740 And we're also now suddenly hearing and seeing stories and headlines, uh, again, left-wing Marxist

00:05:26.280 dim disinformation. Make no mistake about it. Anybody, this audience knows that the U S government,

00:05:32.680 uh, is bar none, the chief disinformation source in this country. Next up is the, uh, left-wing,

00:05:42.020 the Marxist dim party. We're seeing, we're seeing more headlines saying, Robert, that, uh, Biden is

00:05:50.640 making a creating of energy and making a move and there's momentum. Um, when just a month ago,

00:05:57.460 we were all talking about the red wave and the possibility of a red tsunami. Give us the straight

00:06:05.140 dope. Well, the straight dope is, let's just cut through all the nonsense and let's look at,

00:06:11.460 let's look at four good barometer states. Okay. So we're going to talk about the difference between

00:06:19.440 August and September. In August, all the polling showed Herschel Walker down double digits.

00:06:25.360 In September, we, we had Herschel up, uh, eight tenths of a point. Emerson now has him up by two

00:06:34.300 and insider advantage has Walker up by three. There is no, that's three in a row, uh, you know,

00:06:42.760 three completely different systems. And certainly no one would accuse Emerson college of being in line

00:06:48.940 with, uh, either insider advantage or Matt tower or, or us, uh, Pennsylvania, same situation. Uh,

00:06:58.180 Dr. Oz losing, you know, real bad. He's down 11, 12. We came out and said he was only losing by,

00:07:06.060 uh, I think it was four and there was one. Sorry, Robert losing by four. We were roundly criticized.

00:07:14.760 And then within a few weeks, within a few days, uh, Quinnipiac and Emerson, I think came up at four

00:07:20.980 and five. So again, that is a race moving in the right direction, uh, for Dr. Oz that was written

00:07:29.680 off, uh, another race that, uh, that we've never, we thought was competitive. Uh, there's a suggestion

00:07:36.360 that, um, uh, JD Vance was losing in Ohio, but now you've had three solid polls, all showing

00:07:42.940 consistent leads four or five points each. And, uh, look at, in Arizona, you're hearing stuff about

00:07:51.540 how the Senate Republicans and all were backing off of away from masters. And, you know, we came out

00:07:58.760 and said that, uh, that race was in four or roundly criticized, uh, within a few days, uh, insider

00:08:05.820 advantage that it was six and Emerson said it was two averaging back to our four. So those are

00:08:12.880 four races that are a lot better than they were a month ago. And, uh, you know, you look at places

00:08:22.180 like Nevada and we got, uh, consistently the Republicans winning. And so what I would tell

00:08:29.200 you is I think that they have tried to create a narrative at a point when, uh, very few people

00:08:36.700 are paying attention, which is August. Uh, now people are starting to kind of pay attention,

00:08:41.940 uh, in the specific case of the race in Pennsylvania, uh, out of just good taste,

00:08:48.380 people were pretty much leaving Fetterman alone while he healed. You know, nobody was beating the

00:08:54.280 guy up for three months after the primary. No one was laying off of Oz in those three months,

00:09:00.300 mind you. So now that Fetterman's getting a little taste of what Oz has been getting a taste of,

00:09:05.500 that one's tightening. And, and so what we're seeing is this movement back toward, it's going

00:09:13.420 to be a good day for Republicans. We're, we're seeing, you know, even polls that aren't very good

00:09:19.180 are starting to acknowledge that no, the economy is number one. It is not abortion. That people are

00:09:25.620 talking about the border. People are talking about, uh, you know, how green new deal and you're making

00:09:32.840 their top five climate change and making their top five and add to that. What we think is the single

00:09:42.140 biggest thing that's happened this, uh, fall to affect the elections, uh, has been this, uh, student

00:09:49.080 loan forgiveness. We've never, never, nothing this year has evoked more, uh,

00:09:55.620 just visceral rejection and, and people being upset as that, you know, people in America are very

00:10:02.880 generous. Nobody minds helping somebody who's in need, but the idea of asking somebody who's working

00:10:10.060 with their hands for a living to help out someone more affluent than pay off their college loans,

00:10:15.920 that just doesn't taste right. And the other thing we found is when we talk to people who receive the

00:10:23.600 loans or are planning to get the money, they're saying things like, Oh, I owed $120,000 and now I owe

00:10:32.220 110. Thanks, Joe. You covered a semester. Awesome. Yeah. Yeah. It's, this is a, right now, this is a society,

00:10:42.240 I think generally, and I'm just speaking from my own personal perspective, but I think America right now

00:10:48.760 as a society in the throes, uh, of a, a, a vast sickness, uh, whether it's moral or whether it is

00:10:57.340 ethical, whether it is legal, uh, whether it is political, uh, we have lost sight of who runs this

00:11:05.200 country. We have lost sight of how this country is to be run, uh, because the, the left of this country

00:11:12.380 is carrying out every day, the most intensive disinformation campaign ever directed at the

00:11:18.120 United States of America. I don't know if that can show up in your polling, uh, but I think it's,

00:11:23.420 it's certainly, uh, in my judgment, uh, obvious as, uh, the nose on our faces, uh, that that's what's

00:11:30.800 going on. Your thoughts? Well, here's the, here's, here's kind of what our theory is, is, you know,

00:11:37.740 in 2016, you had people who are a little hesitant to tell you who they were for, you know, we call

00:11:42.920 them shy Trump voters. They, they've been referred to as, as deplorables and smelly Walmart shoppers and

00:11:50.920 such. And so they didn't want to be judged. And so the social desirability bias kind of led people to

00:11:57.100 not being full forthright about who they were supporting by 2020 cancel culture was in full

00:12:03.040 speed and people were just, you know, kind of checking out. They were, they weren't really

00:12:08.660 taking, they were trying, they didn't want to tell you their opinion. They were, they were kind of,

00:12:14.500 a lot of them were laying out of polls or they were saying undecided and the polls were getting it

00:12:21.640 wrong because the Republicans they were able to get, the ones that really wanted to take a poll

00:12:28.080 were the never Trump Republicans. So they were taking a very small subset of Republicans who were

00:12:33.420 easier to get to participate in a poll and artificially growing their numbers because they were easier to

00:12:39.940 reach. Uh, in 2022, I think you have a whole different thing with what Biden has done with, uh,

00:12:46.700 going after MAGA Republicans. What I see developing is what I call submerged voters. Uh,

00:12:53.600 these are voters that are just, they are very, very wary about anybody, uh, knowing what their

00:13:01.660 position is. Uh, you know, now they're seeing people, but there's canceled, uh, doxed, uh, you know,

00:13:09.360 having their house toilet papered, whatever. So they're not putting signs in the yard,

00:13:14.480 they're not putting stickers on their cars, but they're not posting their opinions on social

00:13:18.360 media and they're not taking polls. They are submerged. I mean, they are literally below

00:13:23.400 periscope depth until election day and nobody's going to have any clue what they're doing. And

00:13:28.320 they're going to be hard, uh, virtually impossible to poll even for us because we're not going to

00:13:34.400 have to get them. And so I think they're checking out of these polls and we're, we're seeing it.

00:13:41.660 And let me, let me give you just anecdotal from us. We're known around the country, uh, people who

00:13:47.920 find themselves conservatives know us and trust us. So every day now when we're sending out polls,

00:13:53.360 we're getting people will call us or email us or text us and say, is this really y'all? I just got a

00:13:59.720 call. They said this, is this really you? Somebody snapshotted one of our email polls said,

00:14:05.180 I wanted to answer it, but I didn't know whether it was somebody pretending to be you.

00:14:10.160 I mean, that is the level of skepticism people have. And I'm not saying it's not right. I'm not

00:14:15.960 saying it's not justified, but the fact that they don't even want to participate in a poll

00:14:20.980 because they're worried is someone trying to gather information on them that isn't really a

00:14:26.340 poll that's pretending to be us tells you exactly kind of the atmosphere we're in right now.

00:14:32.520 Yeah. It's abject fear in my opinion, Robert, abject fear. And that is precisely what Joe Biden,

00:14:41.160 the Marxist Dems, uh, who are his masters and who run the Democrat party intended and the deep state.

00:14:47.560 When you see the president of the United States, uh, the FBI swarm his home and, uh, search and

00:14:57.500 seized documents and his, in the offices, his offices in his home in Mar-a-Lago, there is nothing

00:15:04.540 left. Uh, when you see a congressman, uh, his phone confiscated by the FBI, as he's standing at his,

00:15:12.860 uh, front door of his vacation, uh, residence, this is outrageous. And we're a Mike Lindell,

00:15:19.740 uh, accosted by a dozen agents, three cars that block his path. Uh, in a, uh, I believe it was a

00:15:27.760 Chick-fil-A, uh, uh, Hardee's, uh, another great institution, Hardee's. I love their biscuits and

00:15:33.960 gravy. Uh, it is, uh, it's, it's, it's a time for every one of us to be afraid. If we're not afraid for

00:15:41.880 the Republic right now, we're, uh, we're not being rational. And I am deeply fearful for this

00:15:49.080 Republic and for our prospects. I think that's what you're seeing. It's fear. Absolutely. And the

00:15:55.640 thing is, Hey, a congressman is one thing, but Mike Lindell is, is a private citizen with a, with an

00:16:04.500 opinion. Like if he says something that's famatory, okay, companies can sue him, but that doesn't

00:16:12.800 involve the FBI. Since when is holding an opinion, an opinion worthy of this? I mean, what, what,

00:16:23.860 what is, what my fear is as an American is we're going to go from submerged voters to people who are

00:16:33.340 so convinced the government's going to know how they vote, but they're not going to vote, or they're

00:16:39.360 going to vote the way that they're supposed to vote. And that's the threat to democracy. Yeah. You're

00:16:44.960 talking about a Marxist Disneyland when that is the result, because that is the result they're seeking,

00:16:49.980 obviously, uh, just as, uh, some have said that January 6th is an exercise to show all conservatives

00:16:58.320 in this country, all independents, all Republicans, all patriots, that they better not come to

00:17:04.960 Washington DC, uh, with their nonsensical beliefs and the fundamental good of this country, uh, and

00:17:11.800 believe in faith, family, uh, and, uh, their, their country. It is so disturbing to me to see this go on.

00:17:22.060 And I, and I think most people are so shocked too. Uh, some of the folks I've talked with can't believe

00:17:28.060 the dimension of what we're seeing. Uh, and I want to go to that point, uh, because we saw this in the

00:17:34.300 silent majority of, uh, decades ago, uh, when the silent majority couldn't be polled. And I hear you

00:17:42.180 saying that despite all of these positive numbers for Republican candidates, that there is potential

00:17:48.340 that it could be even a stronger result, uh, actually on election day. Yes. I mean, and,

00:17:56.220 and, and I think it's, it, what we're seeing is just because people are so hesitant. I mean,

00:18:02.460 these voters are, like I said, these, they're, they're submerged. They're, they're, they're radio

00:18:08.220 silent, you know? I mean, they're off, they're off the coast of Greenland. We have no idea where

00:18:13.440 they are. I mean, they, they're, they're submerged until their mission's done and they're not coming up.

00:18:18.340 No air, no periscope depth, nothing. They're down there and they're, they're not going to do

00:18:22.220 another thing. They don't want to share any opinions. They don't want to talk about it.

00:18:26.480 They just want to, I mean, right now they're so angry and there's only one way to scratch that

00:18:32.380 itch and it's to vote. Uh, absolutely. And we're hearing this folks from the pollster who has the

00:18:40.920 best record of identifying Republican voters and including him, them in his polling, which if this is

00:18:48.280 fair for me to say, you correct me, uh, and if I'm correct, expand on it, finding Republican voters.

00:18:55.300 And that is one of the reasons your polls are considered, uh, if not the most accurate amongst

00:19:00.940 the top three most accurate polls every time, every cycle.

00:19:04.420 Well, I mean, these, these kinds of, you know, they identified as shy voters. I mean, that once

00:19:09.600 because we, you know, we have some good techniques to kind of build a comfort level and to get them to

00:19:14.820 be honest, a little more honest than they are with most polls. Uh, and they're just, you know,

00:19:20.240 we're not going to share all the techniques, but they've proven very well. And, and yeah, we,

00:19:25.940 we, we, we're very proud to have the lowest error rate of any of the, of the national polling firms

00:19:32.320 for the last three cycles combined. I mean, when we say something, you know, our prediction is,

00:19:37.920 uh, we have a margin of error. Uh, we try to keep ours below three and our error rate is below two

00:19:45.460 and a half. And most of the companies you've, you're familiar with are in the fours and fives.

00:19:51.440 Yeah, absolutely. Uh, let's go through because folks, I think you're going to be interested,

00:19:56.960 very interested, uh, even excited about, uh, what you're going to hear, uh, from the Trafalgar

00:20:03.920 group, uh, and, uh, Robert Cahaly here today, because he has just recently, uh, done some polling

00:20:11.060 in a few of the battleground states. I want to turn first, if I may, to the national issue survey on the

00:20:16.560 divided, uh, uh, versus unified, uh, issue. Tell us about that. Well, you know, the, the, this idea of

00:20:26.720 what everybody's been looking toward is, is the, the country's becoming more, more, more and more

00:20:33.460 divided. And so the, uh, I'm trying to figure which one in particular we're talking about. Um, let's see.

00:20:42.020 Yeah. It's from your, it's from your, uh, convention of the state's action.

00:20:49.020 President Biden promised to unify the country when he first took off.

00:20:52.120 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. All right. Okay. Let me just read this for the audience very quickly.

00:20:58.040 Do you believe he has unified or divided the country during his time as president?

00:21:04.800 Take it from there, if you will, Robert.

00:21:06.240 Yeah. I'm, again, not staring at that particular one. I've, I've got it like seven from them. Um, so.

00:21:13.600 Okay. Let me, let me just, uh, share the numbers in with everybody. Divided. People say that he has

00:21:19.460 divided the country by a margin of, uh, 31, uh, excuse me, 30. I'm sitting here looking at this

00:21:29.340 myself through my glasses. It's hard to believe 38% of, uh, uh, who, uh, margin for divided the

00:21:37.820 country. There's that, that means there is no ambiguity in the minds of almost anyone about

00:21:42.460 the effect of what Joe Biden has done to the country in less than two years in office.

00:21:48.360 There's no question. And it's, I mean, the whole premise of voting for Joe Biden was,

00:21:57.420 he was going to talk about unity. Yeah. He, he, he was going to bring people together. He was going

00:22:03.180 to, going to unite. And then you see that speech the other night and you're just thinking

00:22:08.220 this, this, this could be in a movie, uh, a version of the book 1984. I mean, any minute I was thinking

00:22:17.800 somebody was going to run up and throw the hammer at the telescreen. I mean, it was like,

00:22:22.540 what in the hell is happening here? It's just hard to believe.

00:22:28.580 And we, and again, we're hearing these words from one of the most, uh, again, the most prominent,

00:22:36.260 uh, Republican pollster in the country and the most prominent pollster period, uh, in my judgment,

00:22:45.540 uh, this is a time for people who are the most sophisticated, uh, uh, politically in our country

00:22:53.700 are just as bewildered as the rest of us, that this is our current reality in this short a timeframe.

00:23:01.240 Uh, it is, it is, it's almost impossible to assimilate. So I blame no one who does not pay

00:23:09.280 constant attention to the politics, to the economics, uh, and to the poll, the politics of

00:23:15.960 it all. Their heads have got to be swimming in disbelief. You've got a certain segment of the

00:23:24.380 population, some older, more liable voters who are just, just bewildered. They don't really,

00:23:34.840 they can't believe this is the country. And just as we've seen parents be very upset about the

00:23:44.100 children that are learning. And it's almost like, and we saw, we saw the parent thing really start in

00:23:51.600 the, in the summer of 2020 before anybody was really talking about this, uh, in 2021, like it

00:23:58.120 infected the governor's race in Virginia. And for us, the flashpoint, what people started

00:24:04.780 mentioned to us was when they were, uh, trying to tear down the Andrew Jackson statue in front of

00:24:10.440 the white house. Right. And what parents were telling us is their kids were like, isn't he a bad

00:24:16.700 guy? And the parents were like, what? Andrew Jackson's a bad guy now. And that was shocking to the

00:24:23.980 parents that now this guy's been painted as a bad guy. So parents kind of started to have this

00:24:28.700 sneaking feeling that kind of a brand new perspective of looking at the country was being

00:24:36.360 taught to their kids and that eventually it would go mainstream. And guess what? It got here faster

00:24:42.460 than anyone thought. Yes. And I think in a strange way, we're probably very fortunate that it did

00:24:51.140 because now there's no excuse for any American not to know that his or her children are being accosted

00:24:59.100 by their teachers as early as five years of age, uh, by some teachers who want to talk about sex and

00:25:07.500 gender, uh, to them in the classroom. And, uh, all one has to do is think back to the, the, the crazy

00:25:16.180 letter from the national school boards association, uh, carrying the nonsense of the Biden administration

00:25:24.520 and the left wing agenda on, uh, indoctrination of our children. This has, by the way, that set the,

00:25:32.520 the precedent for everything that followed, uh, a coordinated weaponization of the department of

00:25:39.440 education, the, uh, the, uh, the white house itself, school boards, uh, it was in league with the

00:25:47.500 democratic party. I mean, people no longer should be surprised by anything that the democratic party

00:25:53.800 is involved in. Uh, I want, I want to turn to Michigan, Ohio, New York, and Georgia very quickly,

00:25:59.180 because these polls are so powerful in the result in their, in terms of their interest to our audience.

00:26:06.360 Let's go, let me start with Michigan, uh, and a race there, uh, between, uh, DiPerno, DiPerno,

00:26:14.660 the Republican and Nessel, the incumbent Democrat on the AG ballot. One of the most important races in

00:26:21.320 the country and every state is going to be the attorney general race. Those numbers, uh, show about a

00:26:27.540 1%, 1.8% margin. Uh, tell us what's going on there because frankly, DiPerno has been, uh, ignored,

00:26:35.780 if not opposed by the Republican national organization. And he seems to be closing the

00:26:41.920 gaps, uh, clearly in the state of Michigan. Well, I think what, what, I'm not sure which

00:26:50.000 national or Republican organizations are, uh, we're talking about here as far as opposing it. There's

00:26:56.960 so many of these are so-called Republican organizations nationwide, but what I think we're seeing is

00:27:04.060 in Michigan, especially people lived really through a lot of tough things with COVID and

00:27:13.040 everything else. And Gretchen Whitmer is a lot less popular than people realize too. Now, Michigan's

00:27:19.420 fighting hard and they, they put a, uh, uh, some sort of, uh, language about abortion and, uh, some

00:27:27.400 guarantee of, of access to abortion on the ballot, uh, trying to influence who, who turns out in the

00:27:35.460 fall. And, and I, I'll be honest, it might be successful, uh, that they, they might generate a

00:27:41.560 turnout that, that will not, you know, bear this out. But what we're seeing is this, this is a very

00:27:47.140 competitive race right now. Uh, it's, it's, you know, 40, 48, uh, eight to 47. So, I mean, we're

00:27:54.960 talking two points and, uh, you know, our last governor's race wasn't quite that tight. So, uh,

00:28:02.420 this is a little tighter and, and, you know, Nussel's been particularly bad. Whitmer is not, uh,

00:28:09.420 particularly not, not as polarizing as Nussel is, but, uh, so that, that we're, we're certainly

00:28:16.820 seeing that, uh, that's demonstrated in these polls. Well, let's take a little, uh, look at a

00:28:24.380 number of issues. You mentioned student loans earlier. Uh, this is a huge poll on, uh, student

00:28:30.820 loan, a, a huge and important, uh, uh, question, uh, which you ask, are you more or less likely

00:28:37.600 to vote for a political candidate who supports, uh, President Biden's student loan? Much less

00:28:43.360 likely, 49%, much more likely, uh, about 31%. That is a huge margin and clearly, uh, an electoral

00:28:52.660 mistake, uh, based on your polling. Absolutely. And, uh, and that's what I was saying at the

00:28:58.920 beginning of the show. I think this is the single biggest mistake they've made. And, uh, Attorney

00:29:04.900 General in Ohio, we see the Republican, uh, there, uh, just clobbering the Democrat. Uh,

00:29:13.600 we see a tight race, as I said, in Michigan, uh, with Attorney General, uh, with DiPerno.

00:29:20.620 As we look at the National Issues Survey, to go to GOP confidence right now, the question

00:29:26.200 was, have Republicans made a strong enough case for your vote? Yes is 34%. No is 56%.

00:29:33.900 How does that square up with the rest of your polling? Well, it, it spares up in the sense

00:29:39.840 that we have a, um, um, we have the, the, this GOP momentum that, that it's there. And so

00:29:52.680 that they are, um, people are ready, but they haven't made the argument. Can, can the Republican

00:30:03.880 win this election by simply rejecting the Democrats in charge? Yes. Could the Republicans

00:30:13.340 win by a bigger margin and pick up more things on the periphery if they made a better case

00:30:18.160 for what they'll do different? Absolutely. There's room to grow because, you know, right

00:30:24.320 now this is just the rejection of the Democrats and Biden, but this could be an embrace of another

00:30:30.320 plan. There just isn't a good cohesive other plan out there yet. Schumer privately admitting

00:30:36.020 Dems could lose the house. He says Trump will win. Uh, when the, when Schumer admits that

00:30:42.640 Republicans could, uh, I mean, Democrats could lose the house. That sounds very good to me

00:30:48.100 because that's not the kind of statement I expect him to make ever. Your thoughts as we

00:30:52.360 close up here. And she, we're talking about the house or the Senate Senate. I'm sorry. We're

00:30:57.060 talking about Senator Schumer saying that about the house. Okay. So Schumer is talking about

00:31:02.440 the house still. All right. Yeah. Um, I, I think it's strong. I, I, I think it'd be a little

00:31:09.880 stronger if he thought that way about the Senate, but I think that, uh, I think the Republicans

00:31:13.980 are going to win this. I'm not even concerned about what the Republicans win the house. I think

00:31:19.240 the Republicans win the Senate as well. Wow. That is, uh, that is a powerful statement.

00:31:26.320 Uh, let me ask you, by how many seats since we've gone that far?

00:31:32.700 One or two. Um, if it's, if there's a limited amount of submerged voters, um,

00:31:44.640 high watermark of four, if there's a whole lot of them.

00:31:47.700 Wow. That is quite, quite a, uh, a forecast. Uh, I, and we appreciate you sharing it with

00:31:55.280 our audience here on the great America show is always Robert. Uh, I, I know you're busy

00:32:00.240 as you can possibly be right now. We thank you for your time. We look forward to our next

00:32:04.200 visit and your next poll, uh, which will be in the next few days. So thanks so much.

00:32:09.260 Robert Cahaly of the Trafalgar group, a great American. Thanks Robert.

00:32:13.760 Thank you. As always an honor. Appreciate it, sir. Thanks everybody for being with us today.

00:32:19.860 Tomorrow. Our guest will be a great American who's been battling political corruption in Michigan

00:32:24.460 since the election of 2020. Matt DiPerno is still fighting the Marxist Dems running to be the next

00:32:32.020 attorney general of the great state of Michigan. Please join us here tomorrow. Until then,

00:32:38.040 God bless you and may God bless America.

The Great America Show - September 23, 2022

IT’S A FIGHT BETWEEN CONSERVATIVES & MARXISTS & A BIG BATTLE BETWEEN LEFT AND RIGHT POLLSTERS

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