Also I don't look at "polls". I look at aggregated polls, trends and momentum as it's the only thing that ever makes the slightest bit of sense. I never pay attention to individual polling.
This election has too many variables, that's why it's mad. Shifts in demo behaviour, shifts in demo loyalty, a returning former president, an unexpected change in the democratic nominee, multiple wars splitting traditional loyalties and just the TRUMP factor being so unpredictable generally. So when the overall polling is very close, of course it's going to cause conjecture.
There's a hundred of those podcasts out there, a third of them say the democratic polling is biased, a third of them say the republican polling is, and the other third to say take no notice entirely.
This election won't be decided until election night, but that doesn't mean we can't TALK ABOUT IT IN THE MEANTIME