No Spin News - Weekend Edition - October 10, 2026

0:00Nicky Glazer, this stunning tour. The thoughts of death I don't like to dwell on them for longer than like 10 or 15 hours a day, so... November 19th, Yamavath Theater. No wonder women rushed to have kids were being trained for it since we were kids. They're like, here's a baby doll. Here's an easy-bait coffin. I got one of those. I stuck my head in it. I was like, I want out of this narrowness. Tickets on sale now at Yamavath Theater.com. Don't miss Nicky Glazer. Yamavath Theater. Have you ever wanted to hear working defense attorneys tell you which cases they refuse to take? And whether they ask a client if he did it, if he did the crime, have you ever wanted to hear a prosecutor explain exactly how they would secure a conviction? What tactics would they use in the cases that you're watching on TV? Tune in to MK True Crime and you will. It is your home for the very best true crime content, expert legal insights and newsmaking interviews. We've got three shows all in one place, the MK True Crime Channel on YouTube, Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

1:04There's something for every true crime fan. Practicing lawyers, not commentators. These people are in the well in their real-day jobs, making arguments in front of judges and juries, offering you insight and analysis on the latest true crime news with coverage of the biggest cases and trials you do not want to miss. All while the jury is still out, not six months after the verdict. The host of our three MK True Crime shows are covering everything from Cole Berger, trying to take back his guilty plea, Luigi Mangioni, asking to live stream his murder trial and the latest updates in the Lindsay Clancy trial right now. And they have a fascinating perspective, no one else can offer. Not only that, but they're fun to listen to. They like each other, they're clever, they have good senses of humor. The whole thing is so enjoyable. Follow MK True Crime on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Check it out. Welcome to the No Spin News Weekend Edition. The midterm vote is constant. Information coming in constant on it.

2:07And that's the subject of this evening's Talking Points memo. So I believe there's going to be a fairly low turnout across the country. And I believe that because I think many Americans, perhaps most, fed up with both parties. They're not getting what they want from either party at this point in history. It's just my belief. I can't back it up with anything, but that's the feel I'm getting. All right. Today, President Trump's in Grand Island in Brasqueda is a Republican state, but the Republicans are now fighting for their lives. In many red states. And the reason is money, prices. You know that. But it's so crazy. I can't talk from media articulated. I'll get into it. So there's a new poll by McLaughlin and associates. John McLaughlin is a longtime pollster for President Trump, but he is not working for the president now.

3:12He is working for Republican political action committees. That's who pays John. Interesting poll. So the first question that caught my eye and a whole bunch of stuff in the polls worth reading the whole thing. The Iran situation is impacting on the way Americans see their vote, their personal vote, because the prices have gone up. So the first question is, is the U.S. economy getting better? 32% say yes. And then we're 61%. I mean, the United States is a colossally bad number. But then John poses another question right underneath.

4:12Now, if you knew that it were true, the economy is growing. Inflation is being reduced. Wages of rising faster than inflation. Consumer spending is up. Unemployment is low. Interest rates are being cut. Business investment is up. And federal taxes are being cut. Would you say the economy is getting better? 56% worse. 38%. So the 38% that's the hate Trump or gay. But the 56% many of those people who answered John McLaughlin's poll have no idea. About the macro economy because the news industry will not report it. They're suppressing news. We will know over this amazing times. They don't know. What people do know is what they see. And they see the gas pump. And they see the grocery store. So they see the bills that come in from the insurance companies. And that forms the impression.

5:13They're not analyzing the macro economy which shows the US economy is very strong. Now, we'll add bleed down to consumer prices. If Iran is settled, it will. I don't know how fast. But it will. When people are taking the short view, I'm paying more. President Trump isn't doing what he should do. I don't want to pay more. I'm going to vote for the Democrats. That's it. That's it. All right. The last question on a poll that's interesting is the generic ballot. Okay. So whether you'd vote Democrat or Republican. Democrat 48. Republican 43. Undecided nine. That's very close. Okay. And it shows that the Democratic party while ahead doesn't really have much of a message. I mean, we don't hear now affordability kind of just disappeared when I thank you very much pointed out the most liberal.

6:20Democrat state in the Union, California. There's not one thing that's affordable. And that was the end of that. Okay. So now if you're a Democratic candidate, you're in around with affordability. You guys say, okay, what happened in California and New York and Illinois, what happened? No affordability. And they don't know what to say. So summing up. I don't think it's going to be a high turnout. I do think that both parties have deficits. And I think they're going to slug it out. If a run something happens, which is why I spoke to the president about that could turn very fast. The vote on November 4th, I believe it is. That's a memo. You're listening to the No Spanews Weekend Edition. Joining us now from upstate New York, not too far upstate, but, you know,

7:25a nice area, John McLaughlin. Okay. Did I get anything wrong about your poll? No, you got it right. And the, I mean, it's a tough election right now where you've got the Democrats ahead in the generic ballot by five. But on the other hand, if you asked them to use support or Republican, who's a free market capitalist versus a Democrat who's a big government socialist, the Republican goes ahead by four. The bear part about that is two months ago, it was 13 points the Republican was ahead by. So it's getting worse in the eyes. Yeah, the individual voter looks just kind of giving up hope that prices will drop anytime soon. Well, the other part is the socialists are getting a free ride. And the Republicans are not drawing hard contrasts. They don't have an agenda where, like you said, affordability California doesn't point out. The Republicans need to, they need to have a contrast in the midterm elections.

8:27Like when you were talking about the Trump campaign, we contrasted constantly with Joe Biden and then with Kamala Harris and we beat them. And you're right to turn out it's going to be less because in that election, the presidential election, you had 155 million voters come out. Trump got 77 million. Now, 2018, you had a hundred and 18 million people come out for the midterm, 2022, you had a hundred and 12 million come out for the midterm. How many of those Trump voters are going to come back out? And a lot of times when we take polls, I'm looking at it and saying, you know, I think we're doing better. And I think we're closing the gap and then you realize the person I just interviewed is going to buy food or buy gas and they're, you know, they're not as happy as they once were. But on the other hand, the Democrats, they're going to raise your taxes. They every Democrat on the ballot opposes the Trump tax cuts, which means they favor. No doubt. True. But they will raise taxes. But again, people don't think about that. You don't think about consumer spending. They don't think about assets mounting in individual American homes.

9:32They don't think about the overall democratic philosophy that you take as much as you can take from the individual to fund a. The individual to fund a colossal government. They don't. They're voting emotion. Now on that track, how much does the president's demeanor, which is controversial? Play into the fact that some former Trump voters may not show up. I mean, what you've got is on election day in 2024, the president's job was at 57%. In our recent surveys, 48 will the big differences? You've got about, you know, 33, 34% saying that they approve of the president's personality and his policies. Then you got another 15% that say they just approve of his policies. And they will vote for Republicans for Congress. If you disapprove of both, they're going against us.

10:35So the president is best when he has an opponent. Right now, what everybody's missing is Chuck Schumer, who's unpopular, who most America, the plurality of Americans don't like in that same poll. He's going to be the leader of the Democrats in the Senate again, if we lose the Senate. And why they don't go after him. I don't know. I can almost understand that. Most Americans don't know who he is. He's New York's centric. I agree that, you know, nobody likes him. AOC obitum if she wants to run for the Senate. He's about done. But it's Trump himself. He told me that he's going to go to 34 events between now and election day. I mean, that's a lot of events. So he basically saying that I'm going to carry the ball. Okay, I'm going to do it. I'm going to go to the Texas. He's already been. I'm going to go to almost every red state and try to rally the troops because I believe they still like me.

11:45I'm not sure whether that's going to work or not, but that's the reality of it. That's what's going to happen. That he's going to be the frontman for the midterms. Right, but he needs an opponent. And at the same time, President Trump's base is rock solid. And if he calls out the Democrats for being wrong, that they want to raise taxes, open the borders, take control of your health care, where they want to get rid of private health insurance and have government run health insurance. You know, he's got a litany of things that are issues that are concrete with the majority Americans agree with them. Whether it's voter ID or proof of citizenship, the vote and especially on the Fortabilly taxes, et cetera. I mean, he can he can motivate his butt base out in a low turnout election, particularly in those states where he's in Nebraska today. So you think you think that's a good strategy for him to take the lead. And right, but he needs an opponent and right now, you know, all these Democrats in these center races that he's focused on.

12:51Schumer is going to be the leading Democrat. He's he's the guy who bottled up the Save America Act on voter ID. He's the guy who's bottled up any more tax cuts. You know, it's like it's like Harry Truman, went at the Republican Congress to win reelection Donald Trump to save his Senate and his house needs to point out the socialist and the radicals that are going to be in charge that when if they make a keen Jeffries, the House Speaker and they make Chuck Schumer, the Senate leader. You know, this country's in trouble because everything's going to get less affordable. And you know, these are cashless bail Democrats. These are open border Democrats. It's, you know, there are a week America said Democrats. So everything we've tried to do, they will roll back and Trump needs to point out the contrast. It can't just be a one sided argument about what we're doing. Okay, last question.

13:53When do you believe because you're an insider, I mean, you get the data coming in. I booked you already one more time before and you know, it could be more than out of something big happens like a wrong gets settled. But when do you believe the tipping point comes? That 9% undecided. That tells me 9% aren't going to show up, but maybe there's something else there. If you don't know now, what party you're going for, I mean, I don't know how stupid you can possibly be. It's been out there and out there and out there for more than a year. So when do you think a tipping point is when you'll know how it's going to go? I think you'll see to the mid to the end of the month, but I think it's some of these race are going to stay close. And by the way, those are on the side of voters. They're going to vote. They're just, you know, it by the way, those voters keep me in business. That's why we keep pulling. No, I know, but what kind of moron doesn't know yet.

14:55I mean, I can see I, you know, every time I think of the packs in in Texas, I get a stomach ache. Every time I get a stomach ache. So I can't think about them because I have to take Pep D'Obi's mall. All right, but the other guy, the other guy. So I mean, if I'm a Texan, I don't like packs and nobody likes them. All right. And but the other guy is tiny Tim. Remember tiny Tim tips throw through the two loops. That's who he is. Is he going to like Tim? There isn't a cowboy hat in the world. It fits him. It's crazy. And he's even though the media is protecting these people and they definitely are. Right. The Texans have got to see it. They got to see it. I'm going to predict that packs is going to win. I just can't get it around that that Texas is going to go for a telerico.

15:56I think the people who are going to get to see it. Michigan, all different story. But the people who sincerely don't know. Which party is going to do what? At this juncture in history. They don't want to know. Last word. Well, they're going to vote. And that's what the last month is about a lot of the voters voted for Donald Trump. They didn't exactly follow through a lot of his agenda in terms of, you know, more. Tax cuts more affordability for the middle class. You know, like I told you about save America. Something is fundamental is not letting citizens vote and having voter ID. They needed to pass. But you know what? We can't let the other side win. Because we need whether it's talent or Rico or Elsa yet in Michigan. You know, or the Jackson up in Maine. These candidates, they are, they are socialists.

16:58They are big government types. And they really don't share our values for the majority of Americans. So we've got to, that's what the last month is about. And that's why those voters are undecided right now. All right. Thanks, John. Always good to have you on the program. And we'll talk to you soon. This is the No Spin News weekend edition. For this evening, we'll kick it off with the talking points memo on the latest in the midterm scenario. Okay. So number one, neither party has any solution to bringing down prices of essentials. There's a gas, food, insurance, whatever it may be. So there's no party out there saying, hey, hey, here's my plan. And elect me, vote for me. And I'm going to do this and you are going to have more money. Neither party has that. And the reason they don't do it is because that's not what capitalism is.

17:58Okay. You, the government cannot control the free marketplace. So when there is plenty of product in the market, the prices go down. When there is a shortage of labor, people aren't around to be hired. Okay. The wages go up. The government cannot force that. We had heard a sound bite of that moron. And I hate to use the word, but he is the senator Murphy from Connecticut saying that he wants a $25 minimum wage for everybody in the country. Well, what do you think is going to happen? Small business is going to fold everywhere. It will drive unemployment way up. And it will destroy the infrastructure of our entrepreneurial. Nick E. Glazer, this stunning tour.

18:58The thoughts of death I don't like to dwell on them for longer than like 10 or 15 hours a day. In November 19th, Yamavath Theater. No wonder women rush to have kids. We're being trained for it since we were kids. They're like, here's a baby doll. Here's an easy bake oven. I got one of those. I stuck my head in it. I was like, I want out of this narrative. Tickets on sale now at Yamavathether.com. Don't miss Nick E. Glazer, Yamavath Theater. Hi, I'm Stu Berger. And I've got a brand new podcast that looks at the world and current events through the lens of prediction markets. These markets can turn elections, policy fights and economic data, cultural moments into actual, tradable probabilities, and then over time reveal patterns that traditional commentary often misses. It's predictable with Stu, where we're making this unpredictable world a little more predictable. Be sure to download and subscribe today wherever you get your podcasts. Don't miss a minute. Economy. Now Murphy lives in Connecticut. Connecticut is a small state.

19:59It has two metro areas, New Haven and Hartford. Not a lot of expenditures there. But Connecticut owes a fortune because it pays out unbelievable entitlements to anybody who's got their hand out. And they have to tax people who live in Connecticut. A nice state. Okay. Up to here. And Murphy, oh no, no, no, we got $25. You know, you sit in there and you go, who is believing this? You know, France and I'm starting to cover Europe more. France is bankrupt. Did you know that? France is bankrupt. They cannot pay their bills. And one socialist says, well, we're not going to pay them. All the people that bought French bonds and lent us money, we're not paying you back.

20:59That's what the socialist want to do. England can't afford, if you saw my special news nation Sunday night. Great Britain cannot afford its national health insurance. They're out of money because the millions of third world people who have come to England and the UK and signed up immediately for free health care have drained it. And if you live in Great Britain, you want to see a doctor? Yeah, a lot about four months. Most of the doctors over there, and I know a bunch of them because I went to school with them, are now concierge service doctors. They have not been in that in the UK. Which means you pay, you enter the office. So, Britain's of means, they don't bother anymore with the net. And this is what the democratic party is pushing and pushing and pushing.

21:59But the most important thing for you to know as a loyal American voter, no matter what party you're in, is that the economy is a two tiered economy. I explain this to Leland Vitter last night on New Disnation. Go. Okay. So, I write about in my book, Confronting America, there are two economies in this country. Two. One for the so-called investor class. That would be me and you, Leland. All right. Where we have a good salary and we invest the salary in various ways. And we have cash on hand and we can live a fairly comfortable economic life. That's about 45 to 50% of the country. The other 50% is week to week. All right. A lot of unskill labor there, competing with jobs and foreign nationals.

23:03Wages for them are going up, but not as fast as gas and food is going up. So you can understand why they're angry. Now, neither party has a solution to this, what they call affordability problem. The Democrats have no solution. Have you heard one, Leland? We just played a number of them. So Murphy says he wants to weigh, he wants a $25 minimum wage, which will drive out at least 40% of small business out the close. Okay. So you can't pay $25 for somebody flipping burgers. You can't. And Murphy, I don't know whether he doesn't know it or not. All I know is that he hates Trump. But the Democratic Party has no platform to bring down prices neither to the Republicans. And there are gimmicks all over the place. And President Trump is participating in the gimmick media.

24:08So the theme, one of the themes of confronting America with Assa Changes is that the capitalist system was devised. So that the individual makes his or her own decisions about what they would like to do to support themselves. But now in the socialistic area that's a Democratic party now, they're thoroughly been infiltrated by socialists. All right. They said, no, no, no, no. It's not your fault you didn't learn in school. It's not your fault you have no skills. You can't do anything. You can't get hired at a high rate of salary to fix a car or to be a plumber because you don't know anything you haven't done it. You just sat there. Okay. That's a your fault. So Riley and his gang, we're going to take their money and give it to you. So you can have X, Y and Z. It never works. Everybody knows it never works. It's not a country on earth that it's worked for.

25:08Most socialist countries are poor. But it is on the individual to make decisions in school, whether or not they want to be able to support themselves in a style where they would be in the investor class. Now, Leland, Vitter and I make that decision. And both of us work very, very hard to get where we are. But again, there are millions of people who don't want to work hard who are satisfied with just kind of wandering around. And then when they can't pay their credit card or whatever, they want the government to do it. And this democratic party goes, sure. Folks don't know about France. They don't know about the UK. They don't know. And these are sophisticated countries. I'm not talking about Cuba here. Where everybody's poor. I'm not talking about Africa. I'm talking about great Britain and France. They are broke. And we owe, we owe $40 trillion ourselves.

26:11Okay. So the book, Confronting America says, you have to do it. You, yourself. And how many schools teach that self-reliance? How many parents do it? And this, A-I-S-I, as things come in fast. So if you're smart, you get out of this. Because that's going to employ millions of people. But you're going to have a, you have to have a skill set. You're going to have to develop that start developing it now. Because that's going to replace a lot of the standard jobs. And then it's no doubt it's doing that. So what gets me angry and what makes it hard for me to cover the democratic party in a fair way. I think I'm as fair as I can be, but I see the danger. Is that the Democrats, they're not into this at all. Rule of tape. Look, the democratic party's main platform is we're going to raise taxes.

27:14They'll tell you on the rich, but it ain't just the rich. You live in New York City. They're taxing you for walking down the street. Okay. So that's their platform. Is that affordability? We're going to tax every blanking thing you do. And we're going to try to take you every asset you have. That's what your solution is. Many people are voting and they don't understand. Micro or macro economics. They don't get it. What they get is their neighbor Sally. Say they get in a Trump will vote for this one. Yeah, and they get also what. What amount of money they have in their pocket at the end of the week. In that sense too. Bill, whose fault is that? Yeah, I mean whose fault is that? Okay, unless you have a disability or a mental illness. I mean, how many drug addicts we have running around this country? I'm sorry, it's their fault that they are drug addicts.

28:16There's plenty of rehab. Now there's medicines that will block the effects of narcotics. You don't have to suffer. So anyway, I take a hard line on this. I think I'm right. And I wrap it up with Lea. With this sound bite. Go. They sit there. And they. They sit there. And they. Plotitude, all this nonsense. And nothing very little gets done. So now you got a very solid. Elector it. You can't keep up. They can't. Cuomo was right when he said credit card debts going off the chart. But it's not going to stop. Unless you train yourself to compete. If you have nothing anybody can do, any president can do. Obama didn't do it yet eight years.

29:18Did he close the basil's private cell? No, no. No. Okay. So you get you get the picture. Now I have to tell you I did give my book to some liberals. They hated the book because they don't want a society to emphasize. That you either make it or you don't base upon your own skills, your own effort, your own hard work. Then what that. And that's what is in play when you go to vote in November. That's the memo. You're listening to the No Spanews Weekend Edition. All right. I was going to add a text Sloan Star State. So right now James Telerico. I don't know how to describe him. I don't. We have a guest from Texas. Maybe Ken advise me. I don't know how to describe Telerico.

30:18He's far left, but he's more than that. He's ahead of Ken Paxton by three points. Paxton, perhaps one of the worst campaigners I've ever seen. But Telerico. I still don't think he's going to win in Texas. But I could be desperately wrong. Here's a portion of Telerico. Roll the tape. Jesus came to transform the world. Christian nationalism is here to maintain the status quo. They have co-opted the Son of God. They've turned this humble rabbi into a gun-toting, gay bashing, science denying, money loving, fear-mongering fascists. And it is incumbent upon all Christians to confront it and to announce it. Christian nationalism is on the rise. Two years ago, Christian nationalism stormed the U.S. Capitol, killing police officers, while carrying crosses, and signs reading Jesus saves.

31:25I've seen no evidence at all that Christian nationalism is on the rise. So I've always been there. Ken, but I don't see it as being a social problem. But I don't live in Texas. Maybe it is there. Joining us now from Dallas is Dr. Cal Jolson, professor of political science at Southern Methodist University, SMU, and a very knowledgeable person about the Lowestor State. So I still am clinging to my Texas experience, which was decades ago, when I worked at Channel 8 in Dallas, where it was a traditional state that never would have even considered Calurico. He couldn't even gotten anywhere. And now, the post-A he may win. What is the biggest change that's underway there in Texas? Well, there were a couple of big changes.

32:26One of the broadest changes is demographic change over over the last half century or so in 1970, Texas was about 75 80% Anglo with two smaller minority populations and Hispanics and blacks. And it was a very conservative state as you were just suggesting. But today the Hispanic population is 41% the Anglo is 40 black 12. And there is now an Asian population as well. So if you think about how those various populations vote, the angle of population votes about 70% Republican, but the other populations black Hispanic. Younger people tend to vote in a democratic direction. So the state has been becoming more balanced in the sense of partisan balance. Nick Eglaser, this stunning tour.

33:26The thoughts of death I don't like to dwell on them for longer than like 10 or 15 hours a day. So November 19, Yamabah Theater. No wonder women rush to have kids were being trained for it since we were kids. They're like, here's a baby doll. Here's an easy bake oven. I got one of those. I stuck my head in it. I was like, I want out of this narrative. Tickets on sale now at Yamabah Theater.com. Don't miss Nick Eglaser. Yamabah Theater. Have you ever wanted to hear working defense attorneys tell you which cases they refuse to take and whether they ask a client if he did it? Have you ever wanted to hear a prosecutor explain exactly how they would secure a conviction? What tactics would they use in the cases that you're watching on TV? Tune in to MKTrue Crime and you will. It is your home for the very best true crime content, expert legal insights and newsmaking interviews. We've got three shows all in one place, the MKTrue Crime Channel on YouTube, Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

34:27There's something for every true crime fan. Practicing lawyers, not commentators. These people are in the well in their real day jobs, making arguments in front of judges and juries offering you insight and analysis on the latest true crime news with coverage of the biggest cases and trials you do not want to miss all while the jury is still out. Not six months after the verdict. The host of our three MKTrue Crime shows are covering everything from Colberger trying to take back his guilty plea, Luigi Mangioni asking to live stream his murder trial. And the latest updates in the Lindsey Clancy trial right now. And they have a fascinating perspective. No one else can offer not only that, but they're fun to listen to. They like each other. They're clever. They have good senses of humor. The whole thing is so enjoyable. Follow MKTrue Crime on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Check it out. When when Greg Abbott and Paxton won their elections in 2014, the Republican slate won by 20 points. And that has been coming down in each election cycle.

35:28And I think people thought it was sort of in the mid to upper single digit Republican advantage. But with Trump being being low in his popularity writings now, it looks much more even. What is driving the disenchantment with President Trump and the Republicans? I think that the the the the the charge that Donald Trump made against Joe Biden was that he had failed the control prices. He'd failed the control inflation affordability had become a major problem. And Trump said you would fix that. Now we're two years into the second Trump administration and Democrats are saying to to Trump and to Republicans in Texas. We had these problems when you came into office. We still have them were as dissatisfied with you as we were with with Biden four years ago.

36:28So I think that it's a climate of the times, kind of reaction on the part of people that bottom 50% that you said just a little better go were hard pressed. Our saying you know we want to try the Republicans. We did Hispanics move to to the right young people move to the right. Now we've seen the result. We don't like it. We're going to try the other guys again. And like you said before, a lot of voters don't know too much in detail about policy and they tend to vote climate of the times and the climate of the times are not positive Republicans are suffering for it. So if I'm going to vote in almond Texas and I don't like the Republican party because they didn't fix the problem that I thought they would fix. I'm going to go to the radical left. I'm going to go that far out to a talent. I didn't that doesn't make any sense to me at all.

37:29You may not like the Republicans, but you want to blow it all up. You know what would happen doctor if the Democrats sees control of both houses open borders with start again. You'd have all the social problems that Trump stopped by enforcing the law in the border would open up and they don't cascade in. The regular folks in Texas want that. No, no, of course they don't want that, but I think Democrats were badly burned by the charge of open borders over over the last several elections cycle since I doubt that they would go ahead and reopen the board. Well, neither do you bill neither of us know for sure. So what I'll tell you is we're in a polarized political environment in which you see radicals on the left lots of people see radicals on the right as well.

38:29And in the Texas Republican primary, the way you win and enter the general election is to get to the right of your opponent. And so there's a man named both French who is a Texas railroad commission candidate or the Republicans this time around who who put on his website. The question, do you think Jews or Muslims are greater danger to the American future and you were concerned about an extremism just a couple of minutes ago. You do see that in the American society, you see it on both sides. And I think Ken Paxton is the big issue in Texas in this cycle because many Republican voters, friend of mine just within last few hours said, you know, he's a crispities art. And so the Republicans in Texas looking at Ken Paxton like him because he's a fighter, but what they don't like is the long history of moral ethical and legal dilemmas attached to him.

39:32And so they look at talent, Rico and talent, Rico is talking about religion because Texas is a conservative state. And so the people who are religion, people are willing to listen to that. But when they hear some of the things that you were playing earlier that God is non binary that they're six genders, they go, wait, let me wait a minute. I think that there are some candidates that are compromised in some degree, but I think Paxton, you know, he's if Republicans can put in enough money to elevate him. Those three points that he's now behind talent, Rico, he might squeak by it. And he's going to ask him, is the Paxton is a weak candidate? I think both the governors and Paxton will squeak it out. But it is amazing because California has followed in the steps of California as far as demographics are concerned.

40:33And that just shows you that America is a fluid place. Hey, Dr. Thank you very much for helping us out, very good interview and I hope we can talk again soon. This is the No Span News Weekend Edition. We are going to drop you some stats that you may not know and their report. And that's a subject of this evening's talking points memo. So this is the anniversary of the slaughter on October 7th, the best description. And I say this not with any bravado is in my book, Confronting Evil. It's the prologue of the book where I tell you exactly what happened in one of these small towns, 6000 Hamas terrorists go across the board. The board was offense. All right. And they killed 1200 people at least and 250 were taken hostage. No reason. No reason. And who is behind that? That would be Iran.

41:46So if you study what happened, the people yelling genocide that Israel is practicing the wiping out of Palestinians. I mean, these are disturbed people could be because it makes no sense whatsoever. So whatever country you are, if you got 6000 terrorists coming across and killing almost 1500 of your own people, you got to reply. Okay, I'm not going to get into this that in this politic that politics. All I will tell you is that the Palestinian people have no freedom. Hamas tells them what to do. And if they don't do it, they kill them. And again, Iran funds this and provides a weaponry. These are all documented facts.

42:47Okay. So there's no genocide. This is purely a defensive play. And you do it too. If you were ahead of a nation which had to go through October 7th. So once again, to really want to know, my book, Confronting Evil will spill it out for you in very vivid detail. Okay. So what we have now is a party, the Democratic Party, that wants a surrender to the Bullets. Just think about this. How many Democrats have you heard go? It's Trump's war. Okay. Illegal war. We got to stop it. We got it anyway. The party platform is surrender to Iran. Of course, it's been suppressed by the mainstream media. Can you imagine that? Can you imagine that?

43:53So we discussed this on news nation, Cuomo last night, roll it. So I'm going to submit to you that Iran is a danger. That Iran is a terrorist aid. And then it took a lot of guts for Donald Trump to go in and try to defeat it. Was the timing right? No. Not politically. Were the unintended consequences thought out? No. I don't think the president knew that this was going to be the end result of confronting Iran. Should he have done it? Yes. Now, when I say unintended consequences, I mean the price of oil, gas, food have gone up. And many Americans are just voting that. So we have to surrender to Iran. Let's surrender. And then I'll get a buck off my gallon of gas. Boy, boy, think about it. Okay. That's pretty rough.

44:56So what we have is a, and I've said this probably too many times, a party that is so radicalized to the left that America would be pretty much destroyed traditional America. The way we have done things are 250 years gone. If the Bernie Sanders, AOCs, mandamis, all these people get their way. And to get a foothold by controlling the Senate or the House or both is the stair step to that. So I explain that to her all though. I know it'll be interesting to see what you think of that debate because I wouldn't vote for Paxton in Texas. If there were somebody running against him on the Democratic side that I thought was a loon, Calarico mine.

45:58He's going to vote for every far left things that comes down a pipe. So if I'm in Texan, I got a vote for Paxton. Stop that to blunt that. You voting the movement, not the individual. Now Iran itself is in dire trouble. And that's what President Trump is waiting for. So that was my discussion with him last week ago. Can't believe it's been a week. That Iran yesterday, the oil minister quit. And there's $2 billion in a rears. It is absolute chaos there in the economic realm. Okay. Inflation in Iran 85%. That means if you want to buy bread, you're paying 85% more now than you were in February. So we're complaining about a bucket gallon of gas, whatever they got 85% inflation over there. And then their currency has fallen 10% and is on the way down. Nobody wants the Iranian.

47:11What is it? Rial or IAL. They don't want it. Nobody will take it. So the president, the Intel services believe it's that the whole thing economically is going to collapse over there. And we wouldn't have to go and went military and kill thousands of people. Many of whom would be civilians. And if we did that, you know what the American press would do. You know what the worldwide outcry would be. And that would hurt the Republican party even further in November, military action against Iran. You know, you got to weigh it very, very difficult complex. But the first civilian who's killed the liberal New York press, which leads the pack AP New York Times, they'll be screaming and yelling. You know what I know it everybody knows it. And that's holding back the military aspect of all this and that is the memo.

48:19All right, as far as the oil minister is concerned, he's probably in some gulags on place. Now if he stole a lot, CNN, no coverage. They did use a clip of Trump talking about Fox News covered one time. CBS ABC NBC, no coverage. Then I interested in covering the news that would strengthen the Republican party or President Trump black it out. So people don't know unless you watch me and programs like this. And there are very many of them. So that's the memo. New study from news buster's media research center about this year, election year, and television is covering.

49:20So what caught my eye was Saturday night live. Now I'm well know that younger people primarily watch Saturday night live. I check in with the weekend update and, you know, get some buzz. I'll look in, but I'm not staying up to one in the morning to watch that. Now what the media research center found is that there is not one character ongoing character. Who's a Republican? No, I'm sorry, who's a Democrat? Okay, let me explain that again because I booted it. It's not one character on the show. It was a Democrat reappearing. We occurred. And there's tons of Republicans. Here's an example though. I'm President Trump and I approve this ramble. We're getting bold out there. But not for long because I have a solution. If the Republicans win, I'll give everyone $5,000 and that is not a bribe because I have no intention of following through on that problem.

50:26Okay, so that's a good imitation James Austin Johnson. He's on every week doing. But you know, you figure they have an aOC of Bernie Sanders. No. And the jokes come down like 90% against Republicans. We understand your audience is young, liberal people. Here's what I don't understand. Apple news, Apple news suppressed 78 articles. Nicky Glazer, this stunning tour. The thoughts of death I don't like to dwell on them for longer than like 10 or 15 hours a day. So November 19, Yamavath Theater. No wonder women rushed to have kids were being trained for it since we were kids. They're like, here's a baby doll. Here's an easy bake oven. I got one of those. I stuck my head in it. I was like, I want out of this narrative. Tickets on sale now at Yamavath Theater dot com. Don't miss Nicky Glazer. Yamavath Theater.

51:28Hi, I'm Stu Bergear and I've got a brand new podcast that looks at the world and current events through the lens of prediction markets. These markets can turn elections policy fights and economic data and cultural moments into actual, tradable probabilities. And then over time reveal patterns that traditional commentary often misses. It's predictable with Stu where we're making this unpredictable world a little more predictable. Be sure to download and subscribe today wherever you get your podcasts. Don't miss a minute. Detailing the Democrat National Committee's multi-million dollar debt. And they have all kinds of financial problems. And Apple News wouldn't print 78 articles that documented that problem. Whoa. I mean, this is amazing. You already know about late night. Kimmel, Myers, Fallon, Colbert. You already know that.

52:29The one of the things that I talked to her all over very about who he's on. We'll do it live this weekend and debate about the midterms is that you can't get on. I can't get on CNN. But they'll put her all know on if he bashes Trump. That's the quid pro quo. The book you have your best Trump on CNN. But not if you're fair to the president. Yeah, you can't get any spots. Okay. You can't get anything. So newsbusters has all the numbers. But they're literally shut out. The Republicans and the conservative movement shut out of being on any networks at all. Crazy. Joining us now from our herndon Virginia is Tim Graham, the executive editor of newsbusters. Is this all old news? Tim? I know you've done a lot of studies. They all show the same thing in the bias against Trump with Republicans. Is there anything that knew that caught your eye here?

53:35Well, the pattern is new, but the pattern is old. We're just always bringing new numbers to it. Yes, we've had a couple of episodes of Saturday Night Live and they have been what they always are. They have that cold open at the start of the show, which is all this high on Trump and I'm a moron skit. And then they go to weekend update and all of the jokes, the fake news is generally a pile of attacks on Republicans. It's overwhelmingly really nasty attacks on Republicans. So they are in a sense the Saturday Night version of a Kimmel where it's like the only humor we're going to do is anti-Republican humor. And if you don't like it, go watch some other channel. And so that's what we find. And yes, we have been studying now, Apple news and these other news aggregators. Apple doesn't use some computer algorithm. They select each story individually. So that means if there's 78 stories on the DNC's terrible finances, they've ignored all 78. Like human beings have ignored it, not just some computer algorithm.

54:43So the media bias is still intense out there. You still have to go hunting for the other side. And that's because of the audience, right? Saturday Night Live playing to a specific audience that watches them, younger, liberal people. So they're going to get with that. What? Correct. Well, of course the programs like what we're in season 53. So maybe some people are watching the Saturday Night Live are the older folks. And the real problem for the network television audience is that so many of people 35 and under, they're like what's broadcast television? They might see it on YouTube. Yeah, because those clips on SNL go all over the place and social media. And that's where these kids pick it up. Do you believe this has any effect on elections? Well, they certainly think it does. They certainly want it too. But I'm obviously you can look at, you know, these programs were all viciously anti-Trump in 2024. And somehow he got reelected.

55:48I think that had to be really disappointing for them because that was certainly not what they were trying to do. So obviously there's a significant number of Americans who hear all this and make this choice anyway. We're about to see. I think that the media types really think that there's a big blue wave coming and they want to cause it. They want to help it along. And we'll have to see if that's what happens. But if it doesn't, it's because people are paying attention to other sources of information and finding out things about a James Talleriko or an Abdul El Sayed that these networks and outlets have refused to report on them and refused to make fun of them. The number is the ratings for SNL or mediocre. They're not going up. They're either static or down. CNN is a catastrophe as far as people watching it. So it can't be an economic play because they're not prospering by the censorship they're practicing. Am I wrong?

56:53Yeah, I mean, I again, when these people are making their liberal propaganda, they are not thinking about the bottom line. They'll let somebody else worry about it. You know, but of course, CNN now that has a new owner, basically what the journalists at CNN are saying to the new owner is you better do what we want. It's not the employee will tell the employee will tell the employer what to do. That's, that's apparently the way the news media operates as opposed to every other business in America. Where the employer sets the rules, you know, the Jake Tappers and of the world are like, you will do what I want or I'm out of here. But out of here wouldn't be a bad thing for Mr. Tapper as far as CNN is concerned because he doesn't pull in any audience. Yeah, I mean, they are, they are a 24 hour propaganda network. And so all of this concern about the Ellison's buying CNN and all the Democratic Attorney generals who sued to stop it. You have to believe this was all about keeping CNN as biased as possible.

57:56Yeah, of course. I'm not going to lose lunch or lawsuit and the lawsuit was launched all by left wing attorneys general. No, no, traditional Republican AGs participated because they know they have, you know, this advantage. I think it's an advantage, but I think as you pointed out that with Trump, he's been able to cut through that and that his core likes when Trump attacks these people. I think it's a waste of time myself, but I understand the bigger picture of getting the word out that the fix is in and we're not going to stand for it. And that's what Trump is doing and his work for him. But sometimes it just goes a little over the line when you got stuff like high prices in Iran and you're dealing with a whole bunch of social problems. Last question for you.

58:58And the Trump administration seems to want to litigate against these networks. They wanted to go into court. Even though I don't think the first amendments ever going to be overturned, what we have now, and I'm pointing this out to my audience, is that you have a first amendment that is protecting fraud. So there is no news gathering process on many of these MS who do the best example. It's just suppression. They're suppressing the news. So they're in, they're allied with a political party. I don't think Madison and Jefferson and Franklin ever envisioned that a press would ally with a political party. And that's what some of the Supreme Court stuff is going to be about. It's not what it used to be. It's now being used as a political tool to advance the power of a liberal party.

1:00:03And that's not, that should not be protected in all areas. Think that's what's going to come down. Well, we always see the first amendments for all of us. You know, the news media runs around and says, oh, we are the first amendment. We own the first amendment. Freedom of the press, it's all about us. Freedom of the press also means you have conservative websites like ours who are going to criticize the media. We are also exercising our free speech. And it's funny that when we do that, then the left tries to censor us. The left wants to take us off of social media from criticizing them. They are not first amendment purists in any way. They all cheered when Donald Trump got removed from social media. So they're hypocrites on this issue, but we're going to go forward and keep trying to tell people not to trust the product they're giving you. Okay, Jim. We appreciate it very much. Thank you. This is the No Span News Weekend Edition.

1:01:03Okay, final thought. So we got put in a borrow up and he'll stay up forever. On we'll do it live. And this is a very sought after interview. A lot of people coming in and watching the borrow. So you know it's there, but Thursday, two days, hence, we're going to do something you're really going to, I think, enjoy. Haraldor Rivera and I are going to debate the midterm vote. Now, as you know, Haraldor's turned on Donald Trump. And I'm going to get it now. We're not going to do the migration thing because everybody knows where Haraldor is. Everybody knows where I am. Why get on that marry go around again. So putting that aside. But Haraldor is a become a critic of the presidents. And I want to know exactly what that is based on. So it'll be a Riley versus Haraldor. Don't add up the years in the business because you need to calculate it.

1:02:09That will be the most interesting hour you'll see this week, except for the nosepin nose, of course. So that is heading your way on Thursday. Right. If you are a premium or concierge, remember you get it first. But everybody can see it. And we've been very successful with this. We'll do it live stuff. Got a whole bunch of really good guests coming up in the fall. And I hope you dial into that. And thank you very much for watching No Spin News today. I'm Bill O'Reilly. We'll see you again tomorrow.

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