Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noose Band News. Monday, November 7, 2022. Stand up for your country.

And you do that by voting tomorrow. I'm not going to lecture you. I mean, it's ridiculous.

If you're watching and listening to me, you're very interested in your country.

And you will go out and cast your ballot, I'm sure.

So the midterms 2022 are upon us. Why are there so important

besides the active political implications? Why are midterm elections in general so important?

That is a subject of this evening's talking points memo. Americans generally speaking do not trust

politicians. Now, we see them at rallies, yay, and all of that. I remember 11 months ago going

out with Donald Trump on a history tour. The crowds were delirious to see him.

But those are the true believers. Most Americans understand we have to have active leadership.

But their vote makes that possible. But they don't really inherently trust the system.

You know what? They're right. Power corrupts. You see it all throughout history.

Good people start out and they turn into bad people. The more power you get, the more moral

discipline you must have, or you just become corrupt. And that is the truth.

So the midterm elections are a constraint on the powerful. Between 1934, that's FDR,

in 2018, all right, two years, four years ago, the average loss of a president in power,

the average loss of a president in power was 28 house seats and four Senate seats. That's the

average over that big period of time. And it's not an accident. Americans will try to temper power.

So the data is fascinating for our recent lifetime.

You sort of would Bill Clinton. 1994, he beat Bush the elder in 1992, as you remember,

because the economy went south and Bush looked befuddled about it. Didn't have any confidence in him

to turn the economy around. His new vibrant guy Bill Clinton comes in and he wins.

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