And now, America's number one show on pop culture and politics.

This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth,

a great day in the midst of a great and heated campaign.

President Trump is back on the campaign trail.

He's making a trip to Montana, where he is holding a rally tonight as he looks to give the GOP a boast. The whole idea is not that Montana is up for grabs

in the presidential race. It's only five electoral votes anyway, so it's not a crucial swing state

like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, or Michigan that you've heard all about, or for that matter, Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina.

Those are the big swing states. Why Montana?

Because John Tester, the Democratic senator from Montana, has been able to survive so far in a very pro-Trump state.

President Trump has a strong following in Montana,

and going there, as he is tonight,

is apparently a way that he can help give a boost

to the Republican challenger

who wants to take that John Tester Senate seat.

And remember, of course, it just takes one, just one of the Democrats

who were up for reelection, who were facing challenges for what had been democratic seats

and now could become Republican seats.

That would change the composition of the Senate, especially if President Trump and J.D. Vance win,

and J.D. Vance then gets to have the tie-breaking vote in the Senate instead of Kamala Harris.

And why is President Trump, and this is one of the big questions here, and honestly, if anybody can figure this out, send us an email because I really cannot figure it out. Apparently they are reporting in the New York Times and in USA Today that President Trump has decided on a new nickname for the politician, the vice president, his opponent, who he had been calling Lathen Kamala.

But now he is calling her Kamabla. Why? It's a strange nickname. This goes together with a

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