at the same time allow these screaming signals to be there? Why would you do that? Well who knows.

CNN says 15 percent of likely voters in six battleground states are still undecided. Now they're quite adamant that Pennsylvania is the most important of all the states. But do you believe that 15 percent of likely voters are undecided anywhere? Do you think that's really, is that true? 15 percent? I don't know that I've met anybody. I feel like the only undecided part is whether they'll vote or not. I don't feel like they're really undecided between Harris and Trump. Have you ever met anybody who's undecided? If it's really 15 percent you know you'd expect that would be in other states as well. Don't you think you'd run into those people? Do any of you know anybody who is undecided? I think the undecided are just lying.

Now if you were going to lie and say you were undecided, who are you going to vote for? You know the answer to that. If you're going to lie to a pollster and say oh well I'm kind of undecided 'cause you know they both look bad to me, who's that person going to vote for? I think Trump. Because if you liked Harris you'd probably just say so because that's easy to do. If you like Trump you might play it a little bit cool and say well I don't know, I might decide at the last minute or something but I couldn't possibly decide now. Just staying out of the blast zone.

So I would say I would think that the more undecided voters there are the more likely Trump will win. Or at least he would if the election is clean.

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