I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, and this is the Brightport News Daily podcast.

We begin today's show, as you can imagine, with an extensive update on key races that indicate the red wave is imminent.

Then we play some audio of Tim Ryan line to the public about January the 6th, Joe Biden forgetting what century we're in, and J.D.. Vance calling out all the right bad guys.

We also cover the Israeli election in the opening, and it looks as though Benjamin Netanyahu

is headed back to the prime ministership for a third time. And then we get into some pretty

disturbing but also amusing woke updates for today. The trans world is debating something that you will

have to hear about it to believe it, and much more. We have two terrific guests on the show today,

Tudor Dixon, who is running neck and neck with Governor Whitmer in Michigan. They're now tied

in at least one, if not a couple of polls right now, which is ridiculously exciting. And Congressman

Mark Wayne Mullen, who is a lock for his Senate seat that he's running for in Oklahoma. But he's

someone who really, I think, understands who is responsible for a lot of the trouble we're in in this

country, and he's not afraid of name-named as well. So two different but equally compelling candidates for major races, and we hear from both of them.

Pretty terrific show.

Let's get into it. I'll mention the Benjamin Netanyahu race first, where he is right now, as of now, in line to be the prime minister for the third time.

Joe Pollock has a nice summary for this at Breitport News, exit polls showing his party having a majority, the Lekud party.

So, and it's set for them to be the largest party, but there is a couple of hold-ups

before the victory dance can be danced.

This is the ballots haven't been totally counted yet, and there is a one Arab party that could

potentially play a spoiler here in terms of coalition building, but it does look like as of now

he is headed to be prime minister for the third time. So the fact that he has been one of the most

resilient politicians in the world, I think he's been a good thing for Israel overall and for the United States as well.

I'm generally a pro, a move forward guy, don't go backwards guy, but overall it's hard to beat in a vacuum Netanyahu as a politician.

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