well. we have our team here to help us figure it out and how voters might interpret all of these numbers. we have four days left and fresh polling underscoring the edge republicans have on enthusiasm ahead of the final messaging blitz from democrats. hitting the airwaves this morning with four days left until election day. thank goodness that the republicans are finally at the table wanting to talk about crime. it s not something that we should only talk about during political season. they want a common purpose, a common mission and that s what we re doing. we have a stark choice between somebody is here with a career who served pennsylvania, compared to somebody who is here to use pennsylvania. we ll get to all of that coming up. and it s the looming political earthquake many have been waiting for, anticipating. 2022 is not even over yet, but the former president s inner circle is eyeing a 2024 announcement in the coming days, more on that reporting in moments. m
Whether republicans have been able to seize on it and make it a bigger issue, certainly, that s politics. but i don t think you should say that crime isn t an issue and i think that s actually what has gotten democrats like kathy hochul in trouble. people are concerned. if you say you re not, that shows you don t get it. there s maybe i wasn t clear on my question. i was saying that crime is not necessarily an issue. it s a matter of how big of an issue is is your number one issue, are you making it the first thing that you re leading with in your campaign? and lee zeldin is doing just that. he s doing it because it s working. we re playing politics here, right? republicans have seen this work. in all the time i ve been doing politics, i ve never seen a more devastating attack than republicans talking about democrats wanting to defund the police. i know that s maybe not exactly the frame that we re talking about at this point. but that hits so hard. this whole campaign has come