Thanks for stopping by the Joe Pag Show for your Friday, the Friday before the big election.

We've got Rudy Giuliani.

America's mayor, my great friend, the man who saved this country, who's now been persecuted

and prosecuted to no end for no reason, but he stands tall.

Mayor, how are you? Good to see you again.

Oh, I'm doing fine, getting very, you know, somewhat anxious about the election. I'm confident if it were, gosh, if it were 20 years ago, I'd call this one an easy one.

Yeah.

But given all the uncertainties that we now have, and who knows? I mean, who knows? What they're going to try? What they're going to do?

But if you just look at the basics, it looks like a pretty good win.

Enough electoral votes and probably even a popular vote victory.

Well, I...

First one Republicans have had in a long time.

I agree with you, except we know what happened four years ago.

And, you know, we all went to bed thinking that Trump was looking really good four years ago,

then something weird happened and he didn't win.

But Rudy, it does feel good because one thing that we're seeing is conservatives and Republicans like us are early voting.

They are making their voices heard.

I heard a number from Dr. Ben Carson yesterday that 20 million evangelical Christians just haven't been voting lately.

They have to go and make their voices heard, too.

So you spent a lot of time in New York, you spent a lot of time in Florida. I'm in Texas.

I'm seeing conservatives show up to vote earlier. Are you seeing the same?

Same thing. I mean, I voted yesterday. And the first two or three days of voting in Florida was overwhelming.

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