I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, and this is the Brightbart News Daily podcast.

On today's show, we begin with the news that Elon Musk is finally going to buy Twitter, probably.

It looks like he's going to do so in order to avoid more court battles that have not been going well for him, as well as public humiliation and a lot of distractions, et cetera.

But anyway, for world's richest man, he is now going to become the true argument. for him as well as public humiliation and a lot of distractions, et cetera.

But anyway, for world's richest man, he is now going to become the true arbiter, free speech on planet Earth, we hope, because he would definitely do a better job than any of the clowns

you're running Twitter now.

Though, who's to say how well everything is going to go?

We look forward to the results of all this. We get into the

political scandals of Herschel Walker, as well as his opponent, Raphael Warnock, who is not a good

guy. And will the Republicans abandon their nominee? Probably not, actually. But will enough people

ditch the former Heisman winner to concede that Senate seat to a socialist yet again. I don't know. Maybe.

Stranger Things have happened and it will certainly be one of the biggest story for the next

five weeks as we head in towards the midterm elections. Our national debt has hit $31 trillion

for the first time, even as we send more money to Ukraine. A record number of criminals are crossing

our southern border into our country. And the Duchess of Sussex, aka Megan Markle, is trying

to cancel 20-year-old movies. What year are we in right now? Is it 2018 again? All that and more in the

opening of the show. And then we've a long interview with Breitbart Economic and Finance Finance editor John Carney. We begin with his take on Musk buying Twitter, OPEC's plan to reduce production,

the tanking housing market, the looming recession, or is it the current recession, who's to say,

and whether the Fed has any idea what it's doing, among other topics. If you listen to John,

you're going to love your 401Ks.

All right, we're going to love him.

You can love your 401Ks.

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