Fox News host confronts Trump adviser with polls favoring Kamala Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : In the Silver Bulletin Presidential Model, Harris has a national lead of 3.5 points over Trump (49.1 to 45.6 percent).
65% : The Silver Bulletin Presidential Model, which analyzes the nominees' polling averages and was last updated on Saturday afternoon, has Harris leading Trump by 0.9 points in Georgia (48.3 to 47.4 percent) and by 0.9 points in Nevada (48.6 to 47.7 percent).
63% : Meanwhile, Trump is ahead of Harris by 0.4 points in North Carolina (48.4 to 48 percent) and by 0.6 points in Arizona (48.5 to 47.9 percent).
61% : In a Fox News poll conducted from August 23 to 26, Harris is ahead of Trump by 1 point in Arizona (50 to 49 percent), 2 points in Georgia (50 to 48 percent), 2 points in Nevada (50 to 48 percent) and 1 point in North Carolina (50 to 49 percent).
58% : The vice president has 50 percent of voter support while Trump has 46 percent.
57% : Harris is also leading Trump in an ABC News/Ipsos poll conducted from August 23 to 27.
48% : "Today, if you look at the Rasmussen poll, Trump has a 4-point lead.
48% : A Rasmussen Reports poll conducted on August 22 and August 25 to 28 found Trump with a two-point lead over Harris (48 to 46 percent).
44% : She also mentioned a USA Today report that explained how Harris' small national lead over Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, is being driven by key demographic groups such as Hispanic and Black voters as well as young people and those with annual incomes less than $20,000.
44% : The USA Today reporting that Bream mentioned on Fox News Sunday was based on a new USA Today/Suffolk University poll, which found Harris ahead of Trump by 5 points (48 to 43 percent).
12% : Lewandowski was Trump's campaign manager in 2016 until he was fired by Trump before the election was over.

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