I'm Maria Konnikova. And I'm Nate Silver. And our new podcast, Risky Business, is a show about making better decisions. We're both journalists who moonlight as poker players. And that's the lens we're going to use to approach this entire show. We're going to be discussing everything from high-stakes poker to personal questions. Like whether I should call a plumber or fix my shower myself.

And of course, we'll be talking about the election too.

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Welcome in, everybody.

Wednesday edition of the Clay and Buck Show goes right now.

And I cannot believe that we only have Thursday, Friday, and then Monday before Election Day.

I mean, I know we got more days, but in terms of the calendar or work days, you know, it's here only a few more shows before the big day.

Let's give you a sense where we're going.

A lot of ground to cover today.

Our friend Carol Markowitz, author and host on the Clay End Buck podcast network.

She'll be with us.

She had a breaking news story yesterday.

Had some really interesting information about some ballots that were lit on fire.

I don't know if you saw this.

We mentioned it in Washington State and in Oregon.

We'll talk to her about that and also the Jewish vote in this election,

which she is watching as a member of the American Jewish community.

She is watching that very closely.

And we've also got Eric Havdi, Wisconsin Senate candidate, and Magnum P.I. look alike. He will be with us on the program.

I mean, we know what he could do for Halloween, Clay, for sure. He puts on some pretty short shorts, some flip-flops, and maybe carries like a old-school stainless steel 9 millimeter.

Talks to a guy named Higgins.

He could be Magnum P.I. No problem.

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