Robert Cahaly, chief pollster at Trafalgar, joins to delve into the election's dynamics, exploring key battleground states' voter trends. He highlights shifts toward the Republican Party and discusses predictions for voter turnout. The conversation touches on the emotional stakes for candidates and the impact of demographic changes in states like Michigan and Nevada. Cahaly also reveals concerns over African-American turnout and how hidden votes may sway results, while examining the financial strategies of campaigns in this critical election.

Joining the discussion are Robert Cahaly, chief pollster at the Trafalgar Group, known for his insights into political trends, and Steve Baker, a commentator on pressing political issues. They dive into Kamala Harris’ recent event with Oprah, critiquing her overt political gestures towards gun owners. Cahaly reveals the concept of 'submerged Republican voters' and how they're overlooked in polls. The show also touches on alarming threats against Supreme Court justices and the challenges posed by AI as it rapidly enters the political landscape.

Robert Cahaly, chief pollster of the Trafalgar Group, discusses the concept of 'submerged Republican voters' who feel underrepresented in current polling. He highlights the challenges of capturing the true electoral landscape. Meanwhile, Robert Unanue, President of Goya Foods, shares his experience standing firm against cancel culture after supporting Donald Trump. The conversation also touches on the impacts of rising costs, shifting political dynamics among Gen Z, and the rising concerns surrounding crime and values in America.

Ben Shapiro, a conservative commentator and founder of The Daily Wire, discusses media bias and the pitfalls of fact-checking in politics, particularly surrounding Trump and Biden's contrasting public appearances. Robert Cahaly, chief pollster at The Trafalgar Group, analyzes swing state polling trends and the potential for Trump's appeal among black voters. Finally, poet Joseph Massey highlights the power of poetry as a respite from social media toxicity, reflecting on his own experiences in the literary world. A compelling blend of politics and art unfolds.

Join Jeremy Boreing, co-founder and CEO of The Daily Wire, as he discusses the fallout from Kanye West's controversial statements and the backlash surrounding Candace Owens. Robert Cahaly, founder of Trafalgar Group, analyzes Dr. Oz's surprising lead in the Pennsylvania Senate race and the dynamics at play. Carrie Prejean Boller shares her activism against 'family-friendly' drag shows for kids, raising concerns about the sexualization of children and the evolving definition of womanhood in today’s cultural landscape.