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thenen you take that down to the governor's race with gillum, like you said.his guy signed the dream defenders pledge. people go online and look at that pledge. anti-gun, anti-law enforcement. anti-jail, antipolice. versus ron desantis, who has dedicated his life to service. he's an iraqi veteran. he served in the war for us. this guy -- it's unreal. he believes in lower taxes. he cares about our state. people have got to get out and vote. this election is crucial. >> sean: ronna, let me run through the states, yes or no, does rick scott and desantis win florida?, polls show it's neck and neck. >> i think they do win florida. at the president is going down to florida tomorrow. he will go down a second time before election day and pam just laid out the differences between these candidates. gillum is extreme. he will destroy the florida economy. >> sean: marsha blackburn, the bredesen? doesn't she went back? >> i think marsha blackburn wins. >> sean: claire mccaskill? >> we are seeing that race narrow. i thinkk josh hawley wins that race. >> sean: how does dean

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