Brit Hume

It's very, very little.

Brit Hume of Fox retweeting that because he's been openly opposing Trump's view of the whole refineries thing, and I think the Starlink is really going to break people apart on this issue.

We'll see.

I would agree.

Since late summer, however, those guardrails have evaporated, with this election very clearly headed to a very grim place for the GOP.

And similarly toned, here is Alexander Brit Hume on Fox News.

Brit Hume.

The Republicans have to be concerned that this might turn out to be a little bit like n- first like 1980 for the Rep- where the Republicans, uh, won a landslide and nobody expected it, and Ronald Reagan became president.

Or 1994, um, where it looked like, uh, Bill Clinton was, uh, he was campaigning much the way, uh, he was president, of course, Democrat.

Okay.

But anything else.

Um, I'd like to agree that, uh, with Brit Hume.

Tom, we've got two and a half weeks to go now before America's midterm elections wrap up, and Republicans, who have fervently been hoping that some kind of October surprise might save them from catastrophe on November the 3rd, are beginning to accept that no salvation is coming.

So on Fox News last night, anchor Bret Baier and chief political analyst Brit Hume had seen the network's latest opinion poll and decided it was time to prepare their loyally Republican audience for the iceberg that is coming.

If you look at our poll, the new poll out tonight, which party would be better to handle foreign policy, gas prices, inflation, and prices, and you see Democrats, uh, with pretty significant leads.

Absolutely, Bret.

So yeah, there's close races, but they shouldn't be.

Um, Jonah Goldberg, I wanna play, uh, something that Brit Hume said on, on Fox News.

Uh, he was talking i- here about 1994 and what happened to Bill Clinton because, of course, the president's been out on the campaign trail, uh, you know, claiming he's getting big crowds.

There have been people meeting him, cheering.

... congressmen and senators.

Yeah, Brit Hume and others coming out hardcore against Trump's, like, Russia policy, for instance.

And then-

Yeah, and we've gone into that in a fair amount of detail-

It's very, very little.

Brit Hume of Fox retweeting that because he's been openly opposing Trump's view of the whole refineries thing, and I think the Starlink is really going to break people apart on this issue.

We'll see.

I would agree.

... congressmen and senators.

Yeah, Brit Hume and others coming out hardcore against Trump's, like, Russia policy, for instance.

And then-

Yeah, we've gone into that in a fair amount of detail-

It's very, very little.

Brit Hume of Fox retweeting that because he's been openly opposing Trump's view of the whole refineries thing, and I think the Starlink is really going to break people apart on this issue.

We'll see.

see.I would agree.