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Feb 2024
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Who Is Really Up In the 2024 Polls?

Charlie Kirk
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Is Donald Trump up big? Down big? Basically tied? The answer depends on which polls you believe — or maybe you shouldn't believe any of them. Rich Baris joins Charlie to talk about the latest polling, and goes through which which VP picks would take him closer to victory and which ones would pull him further away.

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