Good morning, everyone. Get ready for a chaotic update. So buckle in. The White House is reportedly

in a panic mode ahead of the midterm elections, knowing that they are likely to lose the midterm

elections and are holding secret private meetings with staffers in the executive branch to prepare

them for what they expect to be a, quote, barrage of investigations and subpoenas from Congress.

At the same time, the hanta virus has spread.

An eighth individual has now been suspected to be infected with the hanta virus this time, a man in Switzerland,

who previously was on the ship, a cruise ship, that is still in the Atlantic Ocean where the

virus first began to spread. At the same time, Trump's new Surgeon General nominee has been

scrubbing old tweets, one of which questioned the president's health, specifically his MRI results.

And finally, Democrats secured a massive victory in Michigan

overperforming Kamala Harris and ensuring that Democrats retain the Senate majority. Make sure to like,

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Keep me caffeinated today because it's about to be a long day.

I'm heading soon potentially to Capitol Hill to cover the Howard Lutnik-Ebstein questioning.

So stay tuned on that and much more. So subscribe if you can. I want to begin by talking about the White House.

Bracing for what appears to be an inevitable Democratic takeover of Congress after the midterm elections,

the White House is already preparing for a barrage of investigations and hearings by holding secretive briefings with executive branch staff on how to handle aggressive congressional oversight.

According to reporting from the new Republic, attorneys at the White House

Council's office are conducting private briefings now to ready staff for life under Democratic-led

scrutiny. These are 30-minute briefings featuring a PowerPoint presentation detailing how congressional

oversight works and best practices for navigating it.

The sessions also include how to respond to congressional inquiries in a timely matter.

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