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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and it's time to
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forget the hype about Kamala Harris, because reality is a lot different than what they're
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So guys, Kamala Harris, you've been hearing the hype train, right? She's leading in the polls, momentum, joy
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She's going to do it. First woman president, right? You're hearing all that
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It's on your news every day. The real polling, however, shows something completely different, especially the internal
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campaign polling. It's why the Harris team is very nervous. It's why the Trump team is very confident
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And it was just broken down to us, actually, how much worse she's doing in the polling
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than her predecessors did against former President Trump. And for the people that took Trump on previously, she's doing worse than both of them
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One of them is her boss. So the hype and the momentum, you know, there comes a point where they're trying to build
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the hype and momentum. And if they keep telling you about the hype and momentum, you'll start buying it and the
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independent voters will start buying it and they want to be part of a winner. So they're going to jump on the train
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They want to be part of history. That's the scam. That's the game that's being played here
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You want to hear some truth? Watch this video and then let me know what you think in the comments
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All right, Bulldogs, here we go. Let's bring in Fox News contributor Karl Rove
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Morning, Karl. You know the Georgia Bulldogs. Listen, Democratic strategist to Fox News Digital, a warning to the Harris polling and
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the media silence says this. If the polling errors are anywhere close to what they were in 2016 and 2020, then Trump
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is in the lead right now. The idea that Harris doesn't have to specify policy or go before the news media is a strategy
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born of conceit and foolhardiness and will ultimately backfire. Julian Epstein, what do you make of that
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Well, I think they're absolutely right. She needs to be more specific
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Let's not be critical of her by saying she has to have a Democrat Congress and a Democrat
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Senate in order to get these things done, because the same can be said for Donald Trump
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He has to have a Republican Senate and a Republican House to get everything done
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But people want to know where you're coming from and they want to know enough about the specifics to get their hands around it
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But the other point about polling, if possible, let's talk about that a little bit, because
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I think we let's put this in perspective. On this day in 2020, Joe Biden was up 7.1 percent above Donald Trump in the in the Real
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Clear Politics average. And at this point in 2016, Hillary Clinton was up 6.3
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And as you remember, the election came down to a handful of votes in a handful of states
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And today in the Real Clear Politics average, Harris is up over Trump by 1.5 in the RCP
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average and 3.5 in the 538.com. So this, you know, she's ahead in both averages, but she's nowhere near ahead by the numbers
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that both Biden and Clinton were. And as we know, Clinton lost and Biden won by 42,000 votes in three states
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To complicate it further, these are national numbers we're talking about. And we've got a number of polls, eight to 10 polls that make up these averages
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But how is she doing and how is he doing in the battleground states, the six or seven
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battleground states? We have nowhere near. We have a few polls in several states, but we certainly don't have six or seven or eight
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polls that would give us an average and therefore give us a better idea of where they actually are
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