Well, it is late September, and we still don't have a good polling profile on the midterm elections. It's back and forth in and out, depending on the

poll. Some of the polls are crooked, as you know. Some are better, but I can't get a handle on this,

so we'll try again tonight to give you an idea of what it may happen on November 8th.

Now, all Americans, every one of us, should vote for problem solvers.

I've said this from the beginning of my career.

Ideology is okay if you believe strongly in a conservative principles.

That's good. Same thing with liberal principles.

But you got to put that aside somewhat when there is an election that affects you directly. And you have to vote for the person who can solve the problems rather than just blow the aid and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and do nothing. That's why it was a shame that Donald Trump lost I don't care

he could have run on the mugwump ticket Trump solved some pretty difficult problems including

the border and kept inflation at 1.3 percent come on but because of his personality Americans

voted a motion and they voted in a man, Joe Biden,

who can't solve any problems. And he hasn't. And he's made things worse. That's a good example.

So you might not even like a candidate that's running, but if that candidate is smart and you believe that candidate's background proves he or she can solve problems, vote for or her.

And that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo.

So there are a number of unresolved problems in this country.

You know what they are, but I'm going to put them on the screen.

For those listening on the radio, I will read them. These are problems that are not being addressed,

not being solved. All right. Number one, southern border. Okay. Two, inflation. Three, drug smuggling

and drug use. Four, social media censorship.

Five, wild government spending.

Six, high prescription drug prices.

Seven, violent crime.

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