'If The Election Were Today' - Trump Gets Fantastic News From Top Democrat

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Guys, for the past five weeks all you've heard about is Kamalamentum

The momentum, the momentum. The media trying to create something that in my opinion doesn't exist but if you say

it enough you can create it. I think that's very important to note but it doesn't look like it's fooling the people

You have to understand with all of this press helping her, no negative coverage really

She's just, just about tied with Trump, maybe a little below him

Some polls have her a little ahead. This is the best she can do. This is the height of her popularity

The most popular, unpopular Vice President in history. It didn't change overnight

People are caught up in the hype. Just give it a little time, it's going to come crashing down

But even at the height of her popularity here, David Axelrod, one of the best, whether you

agree with him or disagree with him, and I disagree with him 95% of the time on issues

but agree with him or disagree with him, one of the best, most wise political minds in

this nation. Top Democrat. He has put people in the White House, that's how good he is

Well he believes that the election we're held today, there's a really good chance Donald

Trump would be the next President of the United States. And that's at the height of Kamala Harris' popularity

He's saying things that Democrats don't want to hear but I want you to hear them

So take a listen to him and then let me know what you think in the comments

Now our political competitors from across the partisan spectrum, David Urban, Ashley Allison, David Axelrod, and Elissa Farrar-Griffin

David Axelrod, how encouraged should Democrats be? Is there a danger of them actually being kind of too euphoric

Yeah, I've been talking about this for some time. Look, she's made extraordinary progress

We were all in Milwaukee a month ago and, you know, there was euphoria there in a sense

that this race was over, that they were going to win by a landslide, perhaps sweep in big

majorities in the House and Senate, and things have changed dramatically. But this is still a very competitive race

If the election were today, I'm not sure who would win. And I think it may well be President Trump because it's an Electoral College fight

And in those battleground states... Yeah, we were looking at national numbers at the top of this program

That's, I mean, it's misleading. And I've said several times here that, you know, for a Democrat to win those battleground

states, they have to have a significant lead in the Electoral College. Remember, Joe Biden won by 7 million votes nationally last time and a margin of 45,000

votes or 44,000 votes in the three closest battleground states combined. So she's right to be telling people it's good to be enthusiastic

That enthusiasm is really, really important for the Democratic Party. But you have to turn that into energetic action in order to win the election

And I think that's going to be part of what you hear here