I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, and this is the Breitbart News Daily podcast. On today's show, we begin with an update on Hurricane Ian, its remnants, and the damage it's caused, as well as the left's efforts to politicize it. Then we get into the Brazilian presidential election where Hayer Bolsonaro, aka the Trump of the Tropics, overachieved, and he's heading to a runoff with socialist former felon lula

de Silva which will take place at the end of the month and as of now it's anyone's ballgame

we also discuss having virtual children in the metaverse and then we play a clip of comla

Harris word salad we share some updates and key political races, which are, I think,

looking decently. Any of you are hoping for a red wave. And we learned that Nancy Pelosi might just

be a closet racist. We discussed some of her comments, which were frowned upon, shall we say,

in polite circles. Our guest today is Ken Gloukowski, who previews the Supreme

Court season 2022, 2023, which starts today. He's our senior legal contributor, Breitbart News,

and he is a absolute beast on this topic. He knows just about everything you need to know,

and we get all that from him.

Let's get into it. The Daily Star, which is a UK-based tabloid, has said that the metaverse children will replace real children by 2050, and they will help with overpopulation.

An AI expert has predicted that that in fact, we're going

to be having virtual children in 50 years and you'll be able to raise them in the metaverse

and you won't have to change a single nappy. A nappy is what they call diapers in the UK, I think.

So this is the theory of author Katriana Campbell, who believes that parents are

going to get sick of caring for children and they're going to be caring for virtual children,

like a Tomoguchi. Do you guys remember the Tomoguchi or the Gigapet or the Nano Baby?

All those are the knockoffs.

But it will basically be like that, but just in Zuckerberg's Metaverse.

And we're not going to want real children.

And this could potentially save us from climate change.

So I got a few reads off of this is that first of all,

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