This means that Donald Trump will be the 45th president of the United States.

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Hine, welcome back to the 45th

Robia here and this week I have Sir Raj Hodge me joining us again.

Hey Siraj, how you doing?

I'm well, have you been?

I can't complain.

I mean, we got what about two weeks left

until the midterm election and I think everything seems to be going off the

rails per tradition really?

You know what, I was actually kind of say midterm stuff to the end, but I say let's jump

right into it.

This is what's going to occupy your time a lot for the next few weeks and I want you

to tell us kind of what's going on what do you mean by off the rails so what do we

need to keep our eye out for yeah so there you know there at the beginning of

October there are nine toss-up races across the country in the Senate.

Now the reason I point to the Senate is because that's where Democrats really have a lot of work

to do. Of those nine toss-up seats, Democrats hold five of them and they're pretty, you know, competitive right now. Republicans hold four, but two of them are retiring retiring so you have Bob Corker and Jeff

like piecing out in Arizona and Tennessee and then the other two are Ted Cruz

and the last one is Dean Heller in Nevada. But of those five Democrats you

had Bill Nelson in Florida, you had John Tester in Montana, you had Joe Donnelly in Indiana, Joe Mansion in West Virginia, and

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