it s probably roy moore s the favorite. kyle? i think this is a jump ball. this has been a lot closer than the polling really reflects. we ve seen polling sort of go two different ways here. the polls that are auto dialers, robo polls, that usually hit land lines, all lean towards moore. the ones that are real people, you know, talking to real people that have long lists of questions, those tend to lead toward doug jones. you know, i think polling could go i mean, the turnout could go either way. you know, these allegations and this backlash against the media and president trump jumping into this may have activated a lot of republicans who were going to sit this thing out. but i think this one is probably going to be too close to call. hopefully, it won t be too close to call at 10:00 on tuesday night. so you re not going to give me a prediction, kyle. seems like you want to stay neutral until you figure out exactly who is going to win. i think it is perfectly acceptable when
overlooking these accusations? i mean, that s the big conflict that pretty much a lot of alabama voters are going to face, because again, this state is very widely republican and you re going to see a lot of them have this pretty much conflict when they go to the polls. whether or not they vote for a democrat who may not represent what necessarily their values are, because when they look at the average alabama value, they disagree with doug jones when it comes to abortion, the economy, and also when it comes to health care. but again, when it comes to roy moore, he s been a controversial figure in the past and they just are going to have to battle, whether or not the allegations against him what they know about roy moore, is enough to actually convince them to vote for a democrat in this race. kyle, this morning, senator shelby sort of voicing his concerns about moore, saying that he voted for a write-in candidate and not for roy moore. let s listen to him and then we ll talk. as
ticking. polls open in alabama in just 39 hours. u.s. senate candidate roy moore once again denying the allegations against him in his first tv interview in weeks. take a listen. i do not know them. i had no encounter with them. i ve never molested anyone. and for them to say that, i don t know why they re saying it, but it s not true. all right, this as president trump threw his full support behind the twice unseated supreme court justice following his camping style rally in pensacola, florida. the president recording a robocall set to go live in just a couple hours in alabama. joining me now to go beyond the divide of all of this, michael dowd in, political reporter for wsfa 12 news in montgomery, alabama. also, kyle wittmier, state political columnist for alabama media group. thank you for joining me just a couple days away from a huge election in your state. michael, you re on the streets of alabama every single day and the eyes of alabamians, are roy moore s policies worth