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

We begin today's show with a few new results from the midterm election. The news is a mixed bag, but we do have some insight into what exactly stop the red wave, and

it appears to be specifically unmarried women.

And I break that down and explain what my take is and share perhaps

where the Republican Party's messaging should go from here on that subject matter. Also, I will note

there is one detail that we cover in the opening, and that is the latest in the Senate results

from Nevada.

But since the show began, since we recorded a big tranche of mail-in ballots came in that favored Democrats.

So that race got closer between when we recorded the monologue and when we're recording these podcast bumpers.

So important to note that.

So as always, go to brightport.com to get the

latest on any breaking story imaginable. Then after we get into some of the election details,

we talk about Biden's gloating. He had a press conference where he was, I think, far too rosy,

considering that his party was still rebuked, though maybe not quite as

roundly as we anticipated, but not a great day for Biden, but Biden certainly acted like it was great.

It is typical, I would say, of how he comports himself in the public, and we play some clips and

break those down, plus a few other news items.

Before we speak with our guest, Chris Kobach, who's a former

Kansas Secretary of State, a periodic contributor to brightbart.com, and is now the state's

attorney general elect, which is very cool because it is a pretty big political comeback for him,

and we talk about how this race differed from past races of his, how he was able to make that

comeback, and most importantly, what his agenda is going to be in a position of deep power.

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