During a segment on The Five, host Jesse Watters claimed Vice President Kamala Harris was flailing in the polls post-DNC, but his assertions were challenged immediately by co-host Jessica Tarlov, who pointed out Harris had actually gained a four-point bounce and was campaigning successfully in Georgia. The conversation highlighted the discrepancies in their understandings of the polling data.
Bret Baier later presented polling data that contradicted Watters, indicating that Harris was leading Trump in key battleground states like Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia, and Nevada. This moment underscored the importance of accurate polling analysis and fact-checking in political discussions.
Despite the evidence presented by Baier, which showed Harris's polling advantage, Trump criticized the network's polling reliability, demonstrating the contentious and often polarized nature of political commentary and polling interpretation among news networks.
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