Galen Druke

Political journalist Galen Druke joins to unpack the implications of the newly released Epstein documents on the upcoming midterms. He assesses their potential to sway voters and discusses how linking Trump to Epstein could alter his support base. The conversation also explores the recent off-year elections, highlighting shifts among young and Latino voters. Additionally, they debate the effects of the government shutdown on Democratic standing and predict who might run for the presidency in 2028.

In this episode, Galen Druke discusses the growing concern among Democrats about Joe Biden's future as a candidate and the potential for a replacement, focusing on post-debate polling data, speculation about Kamala Harris as a nominee, and the implications of a transition in presidential nomination. The episode also covers Democratic worries over Biden's leadership, the role of Trump in the 2024 election, and breaking news about business leaders urging Biden to step down.

Galen Druke, a US political journalist and polling expert, dives deep into the reliability of election polls amidst the intense Trump vs. Harris race. He discusses the historical pitfalls of polling accuracy, especially after 2016, and why skepticism is crucial. The conversation highlights the impact of margin of error and the challenges pollsters face today. Druke also analyzes shifting voter dynamics, particularly among young voters, and the unpredictable nature of approval ratings as Election Day approaches.