Hey guys, what's up? Welcome to relatable. My name is Ali Saki just in case you have never been

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So today we're going to talk a little bit about the midterm, which is just like a couple weeks

away, which is crazy. I feel like we've been saying for so long, oh, the midterms are far off,

anything could happen. And in this world of crazy American politics still technically,

anything could happen. But it's looking like it's going to be an extremely close and perhaps

an unpredictable night. So we're going to get into that in just a little bit. But first,

I'm going to talk about what I did for the past week or so because I was a little bit MIA

last Friday. No, not this last Friday, but the Friday before I went to LA and then to Newport

Beach, which I learned for the first time is actually not a part of LA. I didn't realize that.

Here in Dallas, we kind of just include everything as a part of Dallas, like all of

all of the suburbs are a part of Dallas. I guess in California, they don't really do that. I was in

Newport Beach and I was checking into the hotel. I was like, oh yeah, I'm in LA for work. He was like,

oh, you're coming from LA. I thought I was in LA. So I learned that it unfortunately was really bad

weather. I was telling the people that I was speaking to as a turning point of it. That's the only

reason I like to come to California is because of the weather. The laws are stupid. Some of the people

are extremely crazy, but at least you get great weather and you get to do things like go to the

beach, which we don't get to do in Texas. But that was not the case. I had to stay inside my hotel

room because the weather was awful. It was like 50 degrees in sunny. But anyway, I got to speak to

students at turning point, USA's Western regional conference. I think it was called and it was really fun.

There are just so many excited young Republicans and young conservatives so much more excited about

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