military, too. sandra: are america s fighting forces focused on defending us in war or is it all about going woke now? it is a question many are asking. welcome back as america reports rolls into hour two on this tuesday afternoon. john: good to be with you. i m john roberts in washington. military may not be ready for a major conflict, according to a stunning new report. that s all new at 2:00, but we begin with a fox news alert. sandra: there is now a 100% chance of a recession within the next year. that warning coming there bloomberg economic, just 21 days to the midterm elections and democrats are using the final three weeks to focus on abortion. it does not rest with the extremist republicans in congress and finally say, finally say about your right to choose that it rests with you and if you do your part and vote, democratic leaders in congress i promise you will do our part. i ll do my part. john: president biden making a major promise to put abortion right
1600 pennsylvania, thanks. sandra. sandra: inflation top of mind for voters, three weeks out from election day and we have new fox news polling shopping a whopping 89% of voters are concerned about inflation, and that is what is coming down to in some of these key house races where you might have least expected it. in particular, watching california s watching california s 49th house district, and this is becoming the race to watch in that state as mike levin goes up against brian marriott, interesting race to watch, inflation is one of the top issues. brian marriott, he is a business guy who claims that he is going to be the guy to fix inflation in that district. mike levin is an environmental lawyer hammering home the climate change topic for his constituents there. and he is losing ground now to the republican in that house district. i m going to back out and go to another heated house race that
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