You know things are bad for the Democrats when their most prominent governor is joining us,

the conservatives, in predicting a red wave next Tuesday.

Does it feel like a red wave?

Yeah, of course it does. And I'm not paid to say that. I'm paid to say, you know,

we've been phased and feeling, I mean, I get it. I mean, I could be the cheerleader.

I'm also a pragmatist. You feel it.

Of course it does. Now, do you ever listen to Huey Lewis in the news? Governor Bateman,

he's right on this, okay? The guy is a stone-called psychopath and he's looking at the situation

and he's saying, yeah, of course it looks and feels and seems like a red wave.

If water pipes don't break in Georgia and ballots are not submitted days after the election in Philadelphia,

then it certainly does feel like a red wave. Now, Gavin Newsom has something of an ulterior motive

here for pessimism. He is the top Democrat prospect to replace Joe Biden in 2024.

So the worst that Biden is perceived to be governing, the better things are for Newsom.

But Newsom is not alone in predicting this red wave on the Democrat side.

And while Newsom seems rather placid about the whole situation, the other Democrats are not.

They are now going on TV, warning that a GOP win on Tuesday will mean political violence,

the end of democracy, and even the wholesale slaughter of children. I'm Michael Nulls.

This is the Michael Null Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from Connor Schunfeld,

who says Biden did not double down on his mega-magathreat to democracy speech yesterday.

He just forgot that he already gave the speech a couple of weeks ago.

You make a good point. Maybe it was not a double down. The staff probably thought of it as a double

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