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The discussion begins with Kyle Kalinski predicting a likely victory for Joe Biden based on polling trends, emphasizing the influence of normalized polling figures, yet acknowledging their flaws—particularly the tendency for polls to be answered by "morons," skewing perceptions. Dillon humorously critiques poll validity, referencing his own satirical bits about the unreliability of polling data, and notes that pollsters traditionally get it wrong, as seen in previous elections like 2016, where Trump defied expectations.