Hey, good morning, everyone. Happy Hump Day and thank you so much for joining us.

We have some great stories to go into today. Let's get started. Now look, swing states are

probably going to decide the elections, as they tend to, but's some big shake-ups this time around, which could...

It's making it look like the blue wall, as people call it, is starting to crumble.

And this is, of course, some of the main ones breaking from that are Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania.

They could flip red this election. They haven't for a couple years,

most of them, right? And this flip actually ties into broader issues like the aftermath of

Hurricane Helene in North Carolina and the war in Gaza. And the way that that is impacting

notably Arab voters is they're watching the, again, policies of the Biden administration

reflecting on Kamala. It's a lot of stuff that I don't think many people saw

coming and this tiny little let's say these small incidents here in long big

incidents but this collection of incidents is having kind of a eroding effect on

this wall also there's a very interesting story coming up from Springfield, Ohio,

saying that immigrant students are not being allowed to be given grades below a sea.

So if you're an illegal immigrant, again, according to some pretty good sources there, you can't fail.

I'll be getting to that later.

And also House Speaker Mike Johnson, he's now saying a group of around 4.5 million illegal immigrants

are going to be the first to be deported in the mass deportations.

It seems that they're flagging one group in particular,

and again, Trump's saying he's going to do this if he wins. So get your coffees ready,

and let's jump into it. Now, first of all, there's what's called this so-called blue wall.

And, you know, again, some of you may not be from the U.S., but in the United States, of course, swing states really tend to determine the outcome of elections.

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