Hello and welcome to another edition of the Byron New York Show, the no-ship chat podcast.

We have a very special program tonight.

First of all, we're actually recording this live at the Kirby Center of Hillsdale College

in Washington, D.C.

And unlike most podcasts, which I just talked, we have a very, very special guest, Molly Hemingway,

Editor-in-Chief of the Federalist and a Fox News and a very popular Fox News contributor.

Molly, thank you for joining us.

And it's great to be here with you.

So we're supposed to talk about politics.

A president's job of approval rating is the best single predictor of how a party is going to do

in midterm elections. And in the last few days, we've seen Joe Biden break through down into the 30s.

Lower than any other president has actually been at this point in his presidency.

Should say George W. Bush, for example, got a lot lower than that into the 20s in 2007 when Iraq

was just going disastrously. So it takes a lot to get that far down. But Biden's managed to get

pretty far down. And what we've seen as the president's job approval has been sinking,

as Democrats know what that means. They've talked about varying life rafts that might be out there,

maybe a Supreme Court decision on road, just so enrages the nation that they reelect Democrats,

or a gun legislation, a gun debate, energizes their voters. Or maybe the January 6th committee

gets some so excited that they all go out and vote for their Democrat candidate. What do you think?

It's an interesting strategy that they're working on. Usually, some of these things actually would

be helpful for them. In this case, in this current climate, Democrats control the presidency,

the Senate, the House. They are remarkably unified in their policy agenda. They have very little

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