Hello and welcome to Brokonomics. Now as you can see I've been upgraded to the main studio today. The tech gremlins have eaten my library. So we have people working on that. Now, we're a week away from the election, possibly one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. Now, I know they always say that, but normally that's not true. It really doesn't make any difference if it's Obama or whoever that other guy was.

I've forgotten his name already.

You know, a lot of the time it's just Uniparty versus Unit Party,

but this time it really does matter.

On one hand, you've got a man who could save Western civilization

against a low IQ puppet who would start World War III if they told it to

or put it on the

teleprompter. So what I really need in these nail-biting last few days before the election

is I need an injection of optimism. And for that, we've reached out to fan-favorant Dr. Steve Turley.

Welcome back to Brohonomics. Dan, it's an honor. It's great to be with kindred spirits here. I'll try to be as

optimistic as I can. Well, how is the optimism going? And what are your optimism levels going

into this? Well, Dan, I was raised in a middle class neighborhood with, no, that's that's been,

that's been Kamala's stock answer for anything she's asked.

Well, it's funny because we've just been for an election where the guy, every single question was my dad was a toolmaker, so I know what you're going through.

They must have the same advisors of the advisor class.

They're same on both sides of the pond.

Yeah, I think there is uh cautious uh optimism um there is definitely a sense among uh the right here

uh that this may be it where we're kamala looks like she's collapsing all the indicators

certainly seem to suggest that.

But people are very worried.

We were talking before the interview.

Our elections are basically third world.

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