Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucksexton Show podcast.

Welcome in our number three Wednesday edition Clay Travis and Bucksexton show.

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the hour by Ryan Gerdeski. He is a political consultant founder of the 1776 project pack.

And he just had an article called the Long Shots, which Republicans can win that we least expect.

We'll get to that here in a moment. The Ryan, I love setting overunders in terms of what are

reasonable expectations as the midterms are now less than four months away. So based on your

substantial knowledge of the congressional and Senate races going on coming up in the midterms,

what do you expect at this point in time and over under in gains would look like in the house

and also in the Senate, how would you assess the overall market?

Well, thanks for having me on. I would say right now there's about a 90% chance for

Republicans win the house. It's almost a certainty. The big question is do they win with 235

seats or 250 seats? I think there's probably about a 20 to 25% chance for Republicans end up

with over 250 seats, which would be a close to historic high coming out of this election cycle,

especially as they're predicting, we'll head into a recession come the end of the year right before

the election. It does not work well for the party and power. As far as the Senate goes,

it's really a jump shot. It really matters well on the candidate. The big five states right now

are New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada. Three for Republicans,

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