I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitport News, and we begin the show today with a preview of today's primary races where President Trump, who typically picks winners, has some real uphill battles.

And then we get into some updates on Monkeypox, which is kind of an STD now, I guess, and Biden's weak response to the baby formula crisis, as well as his tanking approval ratings.

Stacey Abrams trashed her own

home state of Georgia and there's shocking images from our border that have emerged and all this

is touched upon in the opening of the show. Then we speak to Congressman Ted Bud of North Carolina

who's just won a hard fought Senate primary and is headed to the general election in November.

It might be a tough race, but it will certainly be an expensive one, which will get some national

attention due to the fact that it's one of the few where the Democrats actually have a shot.

So you get to know him, I think, a fair bit during the course of the interview.

And we also have a call of the day where we get into, of all things, plastics.

You don't want to miss that.

Let's get into it.

Yeah. It is primary day, and I'm inclined to begin there with just a couple previews. Some of the things we're watching at Breitbart with more of the primaries that are out there.

Definitely the marquee thing in terms of the media will be seeing what happens in the Georgia

Republican primary between Governor Kemp and David Purdue.

I'm mixed on both candidates.

I have a slightly positive opinion on both.

Governor Brian Kemp was famous for not doing enough in the eyes of Trump to stop the efforts to alter the voting laws in Georgia, in his state, in order to make it so that it's a lot easier to get mail-in ballots,

unchecked ballots, in and across the finish line and eventually helped out Joe Biden win

the state. Now, we know that Joe Biden won by enough states that Georgia was not the deal breaker,

but we also know that it is not a great look for a red state like that to end up voting for Democrats when all the

rules changed in order to benefit Democrats. It was led by Stacey Abrams, who went up against

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