President Trump's endorsed candidate Luther Strange lost the Alabama Republican Senate

primary last night, but he lost to the far-trumpier candidate Roy Moore.

Is the Trump effect dead or is it co-feifer than ever?

Will debate.

Then after a vast no doubt Zuckerbergian conspiracy prevented our interview yesterday with

journalist Mary Lane, we'll have her on to explain the relationship between football

protests and national elections around the world.

And finally Amber Atheon, Jacob Erie, will join the panel of deplorables to discuss George

Clooney's terrible poetry.

I will be doing a performance.

Woman drivers in Saudi Arabia and finally free money tax reform baby.

I am Michael Knowles.

This is the Michael Knowles show.

This election result is great news.

It is a little strange because I'm happy about the election.

I'm happy for President Trump, even though President Trump's guy lost.

We'll get to why in a bit.

But the long and short of it is Trump's guy lost, but sort of and not really.

Background here is that Luther Strange was appointed to replace Jeff Sessions in the U.S.

Senate from Alabama after Sessions became the Attorney General.

So there was always going to be a special election.

He is technically the incumbent.

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