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Hello, everybody. I'm Lou Dobbs, and this is the Great America Show. It's great to have you with us. Thanks for being here.

Hope you're getting revved up for the midterm elections. I guarantee you I am. I'm revved up for this historic existential election day.

That's only three weeks away now, 21 days. And there's never been a more important midterm election in our lifetime.

So hang on, this will be a doozy. Just ask Senator Mike Lee, Republican two-term Senator from Utah.

He's now fighting for his political life in a state that hasn't elected a Democrat to the Senate in almost a half-century since 1976.

But there Mike Lee is on Tucker Carlson asking, OK, begging Mitt Romney to support his bid for re-election for a third term.

So what's happening here? Well, Romney, who always plays it cute, has an endorse Mike Lee, obviously, and he hasn't yet endorsed a former CIA guy, but the name of Evan McMullen, the independent candidate who is scaring the Dickens out of Mike Lee.

So why is Lee so scared? The Democrats in Utah, yes, Utah does have some Democrats there, not a huge number, but some, and some independence to go along with those Democrats and Lee is afraid.

Very much afraid and maybe properly so that those Democrats will crossover and vote for the CIA, I mean for McMullen, along with independence and some disaffected Republicans and maybe,

just maybe crazy Mitt Romney endorses Squirley McMullen and beats Mike Lee. That's why Lee is scared. That, and he knows full well, Romney launched cutting even nasty missiles at people he didn't like on Twitter.

Romney's Twitter handle was the alias Pierre Delecto, where he could boost himself and attack President Trump with abandoned, and of course praise himself, no false modesty on Romney's part, in fact, no modesty at all.

So we can all see why Senator Lee just might be a little nervous about Senator Pierre Delecto, who has a well chronicle pension for betraying the Republican Party. These rhinos are quite a bunch, more like a vicious pack.

And running in that pack, of course, is Romney's old running mate, Paul Ryan. Who knows, maybe they would have won in 2012 if they could have ever broken themselves away from their loving gazes at their respective mirrors.

Neither one was much of a candidate, and together they lost the 2012 presidential election, and election most said they should have won easily.

Despite a growth recession, Obama's falling poll numbers, Obama managed to win 332 electoral votes, 51% of the popular vote, becoming the first president ever to win a second term with fewer electoral votes, and a lower percentage of the popular vote than in his first election to the presidency.

And Paul Ryan is keeping up their loser mentality, their heritage, their mutual hate of the man who did win the presidency in 2016, President Donald Trump, declaring that Trump won't be the presidential nominee in 2024.

Ryan made that brave prediction in an interview Friday with a consulting firm, Taneo, that just happens to be Ryan's employer.

Ryan, you see, is vice chairman of Taneo, so you know the questions were really tough and hard-hitting. Much like the questions that the corporate media tosses toward President Biden, usually softballs from knuckleheads.

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