Well, in a bit of a lull in politics, and that's the big story, of course, because so much

is at stake in November.

But right now, it's politics as usual usual as a cliche goes.

Both sides sniping at each other.

We'll ramp up on Monday with the Democratic Convention in Chicago.

Should be a bunch of storylines there that'll be interesting.

But as I've analyzed the Republicans should win this election not only the

presidency but the Senate and the House easily,

but it does not look like that's going to happen because the GOP and their

candidate Donald Trump making too many mistakes.

And it's not too late to course correct.

They could zero in on what's really important to the American people and that isn't skin color or crowd size.

Okay?

And I talk about that with Hannity on his radio program today. I've got to post it on

Bill O'Reilly.com. So I put three themes out that if Donald Trump would just basically

hammer those three home wherever he goes and the Republicans

would back him up, he'd win.

The talking point's memo this evening is about deceit at the grocery store.

Now this is issue number one that I talked to Hannity about. Everybody in this country has been

negatively affected by the high price of food. Everybody. Even if you have billions of

dollars you're paying a lot more for food than you did four years ago.

Fact.

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