Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stole next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National

Review.

Three martini's coming up.

So glad you're with us for the Wednesday edition of the three martini lunch.

And Jim, this is a midterm election year.

It is a year where when the Republicans have

the White House, the Republicans are not expected to do that great in the midterms. We will see.

We've got a few months to go. The numbers aren't looking fantastic. But the Republicans can

score one major victory already, or at least they're very close to scoring a major victory.

Last year, when Tucker Carlson really went insane, he'd been drifting there for a while,

but he went crazy. We had the whole can of seven things, which is still going on.

More recently, Megan Kelly has kind of come on to this train of turning against Israel

and turning against Trump.

And when Tucker had Nick Fuentes on his podcast and didn't ask any tough questions,

there was blowback from the right on that.

That led to Kevin Roberts of the Heritage Foundation defending Tucker.

There was a big blow up about that.

And so the question was going to be, well, the Democrats

have largely accepted anti-Semitism, and especially as it relates to Israel policy. That's the

reason they hate John Fetterman, who we'll talk about in a different martini today. And so they've just

basically surrendered to it in a large extent. So what would the Republicans do? Are they going to

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