Matt Vespa

But first, let's talk about this blue wave that everybody keeps talking about.

Matt Vespa over at Town Hall has a piece out this morning titled, The latest poll shows the blue wave could be more of a low tide for them.

And I've got to admit, low tide is a pretty good description of what a lot of Republicans are hoping to see on Tuesday, as in low tea tide because it's Democrat.

Anyway.

Here's a headline at townhall.com.

The feds have that DNA evidence on Elon Omar, and it could totally wreck her, written by Matt Vespa.

Is this the ballgame, he writes, for Ilhan Omar? The Minnesota Democrat has gone into the bunker ever since federal agents searched her D.C.

residence last Monday.

Actually, it's critically important if these misdemeanors were to be turned into felonies in the state of New York.

But there's more here.

Town Hall, Matt Vespa writes, oh, and there's the winery development.

They allegedly sold empty barrels.

I'm Cory Inganamore.

Here with me, Matt Vespa.

What's going on, my man? We are keeping Congress.

I'm going to put, I'm making the bet right

So, uh, so the new polling trends that are out, so, uh, don't get too excited, but new polling trends are raising questions about whether Democrats can deliver the much-anticipated blue wave in November's midterm elections.

According to Matt Vespa from Town Hall, he's highlighting polling shifts that could suggest Republicans are performing better than expected, particularly among Hispanic voters.

The biggest takeaway is a scenario discussed by CNN's Harry Enten.

If Republicans outperform polling by just two to four percentage points, they could potentially retain the House and emerge with a fifty-three to forty-seven Senate majority.

I'm Corey Ian Ganemorg.

Here with me, as always, Matt Vespa.

How's it going, my man?

Oh, nothing.

Came out today.

Matt Vespa, check it out.

You called it.

Yeah, that CDC study that's been, uh, w- went on for over a year, so I'm glad to see Town Hall's doing something with it.

Came out today.

Matt Vespa, check it out.

You called it.

Yeah, that CDC study went on for over a year, so I'm glad to see town halls doing something with it.

Not the kind you wanna put on the welcome sign.

The morning after, Matt Vespa at Town Hall wrote that we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that Pike is still a vicious killer who deserved to be executed.

He's right about the first half, and I'll go further than he did.

When detectives caught up with her, she had a piece of Colleen's skull in her coat pocket.