Good morning. It is Wednesday, October 19th and trending this sour billionaire philanthropist,

McKenzie Scott. She has donated 84 and a half million dollars to Girl Scouts of the USA.

With two and a half million members worldwide and 111 national branches, the Girl Scouts of

America say they are the largest leadership organization for girls in the world. McKenzie Scott,

the ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, is worth an estimated 34 billion dollars.

Also trending, the NBA, it starts tonight. The season kicks off with showdowns between

the Celtics and the 76ers, followed by a matchup between the Lakers and the Warriors.

And finally trending wallpaper. But not for your walls. The latest interior design trend is to put

wallpaper on your ceiling. It is eight minutes after nine. It's Kendall and Casey on 93

WIBC. And let's start off with some new polling released from the New York Times and a

Sienna college poll. It came out yesterday and affirms the argument that we've been saying

for months now. What is important to you? Is it the roof over your head, the food on your table?

Yes. The economy beats out abortion when it comes to your priorities. So this November won't be

November after all. Only 5% say abortion is the most important issue to them. And women are split

right down the middle, 47 to 47 on this topic. Yes, this is why you should listen to this show every

single day because if you listen to this show every single day, you know for the past three months,

we've been telling you that it is not going to be abortion. It's not going to be January 6th.

It's not going to be Donald Trump. It's going to decide the election. There is no current

international military conflict that the US has involved in as we saw like in 2006 when that

was a decider. This will be as it almost always is the economy first and foremost. And if it is

indeed the economy first and foremost, then that is terrible news for the Democrats because they've

done a terrible job on the economy. Look, polling is, and we said this a million times. I'm going to

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