From the Fox News Radio Studios in Midtown Manhattan, it's the fastest-growing radio talk show, Brian Kilmead.

Thanks for being here, everybody.

It's the Brian Kilmead Show.

Mark Kiesens's already in studio with Starbucks.

So it turns out, I guess a morning show host doesn't like coffee.

I don't know.

I don't know what he's thinking.

Brad Rappensberger will be on at the bottom of the hour, Georgia's Secretary of State.

They got a lot of early voting.

All those people who said, Jim Crow 2.0, let these people are going to pass out waiting on long lines because they can't be served

water. It turns out that turnout's greater than ever, and over 50% of the electorate that's

expected to vote has already filed. So there that goes. What about an apology all around? Before we

get to Mark, let's get to the big three.

Stories you need to know, it's Brian's big three.

Number three.

This air defense system destruction is really powerful because Iran is sitting there

essentially naked, and they know full well that if they conduct another significant

attack on Israel, their vulnerability is absolutely staggering. It's true. They have no air

defense. Iran promises to attack back at Israel for last week's attacks. The problem, they have no way

to defending against the retaliation on that. It was bombed out. So was the radar used to guide the

missiles into Israel. Is it all bluster? We'll discuss it. Number two. I'm not old. I'm seasoned. I have been through

enough elections that I can tell you I have never seen her tighter elections. Look, I'm not

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