It's November 10th.

You're listening to a special edition of the President's Stigley Brief.

I'm your host and former CIA officer Brian Dean Wright.

Your morning intel starts now.

We are two days out from America's midterm elections.

The Republicans have probably won the House of Representatives, although confirmation still

to come.

The Senate, however, is going to be up for grabs for a while.

I'll leave it to others to get into the nitty-gritty of all those details, but here's the bottom

line.

Assuming Republicans take control of the House, things are likely going to be different

in Washington, D.C.

But how different will they be?

That's the question that not only Americans are asking themselves this morning, but also

the politicians and diplomats and spies in places like Mexico, China, and Russia.

And that will be the focus of today's special brief.

How will this election affect our foreign relations?

And how will that affect you?

Because that's what I'm most interested in.

How will all this foreign stuff impact you in your daily lives and that of your family?

So let's get started and get started with this.

Foreign policy is usually the world of, well, fancy people, isn't it?

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