Hello, everybody and welcome to the Great America Show.

It's great to have you with us on another beautiful day in America.

Here on the Northeast, we're preparing for yet another snowstorm if you're up in the

northeast, reportedly over the weekend.

We're hoping and holding out that it decides to blow right past us.

But nonetheless, if you're on the East Coast,

another snowstorm is on the way.

As we sit here tonight, folks,

big numbers and high stakes are riding on the ballot

coming up in the midterm elections in November,

435 House seats, 35 Senate seats, 39 governorships,

and the country's course for the final two years of President Trump's term.

Who's going to win?

A math of the midterms.

Handful of statistics, considerably odds of the squeaker of a tsunami or Democratic sleep

or the resilience of the Republican status quo, and, dare I say, a red wave.

Now, there's a lot of stake come this midterm elections.

Namely, President Trump's last two years in office, which the Democrats can effectively make him a lame duck,

which would possibly be the worst thing that can happen.

President Trump, with this resilient story, resilient comeback,

wins an election three times, wraps it up now.

It would be the worst thing that can possibly happen.

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