Suck you beautiful bastards.

Don't be in a fantastic Friday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show.

And today, we're going to focus on one thing,

but it's also several things.

The midterm elections are here.

Voting is this upcoming Tuesday.

And there are a lot of candidates running for a lot of seats all

across the country in fact there are 435 seats in the house another 35 up in the Senate 36

governorships all for grabs and there's even some other stuff we're going to jump

into with that said hopefully today what we accomplish is we help you understand what

races are important, what the implications of those races could have in the future,

and why you should care about races and states you don't even live in.

Now with that said, the first thing we're going to hit on before we just get into the

weeds is the concept of the blue wave or some people have referred to it as the blue puddle.

But most likely you probably heard that first term used a lot in the media.

Blue wave, blue wave, blue wave, blue wave,

all I can see is a huge blue wave. A blue tsunami.

So what does it mean? What does it have to do with this year's midterms? What does the success or failure of it do?

But right now, the House, the Senate, and the presidency are

of course all controlled by Republicans. And the blue wave is a term that's been used to describe the

potential of Democrats winning back more seats and sweeping Republicans from power.

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