breaking red. as for a week ago, james, people would say i m biassed because i love you. the truth is, i love you because you keep it real. it s not personal. it s not like we vacation together. i find you to be a useful person to speak with. and so before the election, there were all the headlines red wave, super red wave. you along with another friend of the beat were more clear in what this evidence suggested about the chances for the democrats. what these democratic campaigns need to understand is you re not stuck with the numbers today. we have some gas left in this tank. these early numbers give me hope this this might go better than a lot of people say it. i m not worried this is going to happen because they re not going to be in charge. they re not going to win next tuesday. and i know it seem like i take a minority position on this. no, actually, we re not going to lose. there s more of us than there are of them. james, you know how quick people move. everyone s go
months june 14th. we re revealing the cover. i ll be back in june. the 100 year progressive takeover of our classroom and wonder our hour k-12 schools got crazies and woke. progressives had a plan and it unveils the whole thing and what parents and grand parents can do to fight back. harris: thank you very much. big drama reported over picking kamala harris as the president s running mate. jill biden is quoted as saying about the choice and whether there are any regrets. and this. i predict we ll get probably at least 40 seats because this president has been so unpopular when it comes to inflation, gas prices. you see him as a weak president. harris: a super red wave in the coming mid-term elections and some democrats warn time is now running out for their party. plus new polling and more doubts about president biden as a leader and a second-term