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Hello and welcome to the Byron York Show, the No-Chit-Chit Podcast.

We'd like to get right into it and what we're going to get into today is what you might call

the hysterical stage of the midterm campaign. You should start by saying that even with campaigns

that are less hard fought than this one, the final days before election day can be a time when

both sides, but really more often candidates who are trailing in the polls, both sides, more often

candidates trailing in the polls, they make extreme statements about their opponents. Losers can

see defeat coming. They make desperate attempts to avert that defeat, and so that is what is happening

now. The 2022 midterm elections have entered the hysterical stage. Now, first of all we should say,

you know this, but we'll just say it again, you know it, but everybody knows that voters are most

concerned about the economy. Foremost among economic issues is inflation. It's hurting Americans

every time they go to the grocery store, every time they fill up their car, every time they do

a thousand other things. But you know, it's not just about the economy. This entire package of

economic concerns is not just about the economy. There are also fears of a recession. It appears

the Federal Reserve is not going to stop until there is a recession. Concerns about rising mortgage

interest rates make it difficult, maybe it possible, to buy a house. People's life savings are shrinking

in stock market investments. There's simply no question that the economy, economic concerns

led by inflation, that dominates the campaign. Now, you say, well, there are other issues. Well,

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