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In Ohio, you have Sharon Brown leading John Huston, whose ass Donald Trump keeps on talking about, 49% to 44%.

In Kansas, where Donald Trump was last night ranting and raving like a lunatic about how we own Greenland, making weird grunting noises, and continuing to talk about Qatari Air Force One, you have Adam Hamilton up 49% to Roger Marshall's 44%.

In Alaska, Mary Peltola leading Dan Sullivan 48% to 46%.

And in Iowa, a close one, but Josh Turek beating Ashley Hinson.

So Donald Trump's closing message is going to be, look at the reflecting pool.

Look at photos of me and Elvis.

Look at the Qatari jet.

Oh, and by the way, look at all the rich people at Mar-a-Lago.

The second option is to give diplomacy more time to avert a renewed round of fighting.

And that's also something that we are seeing evident in the currently escalating pace of diplomatic activities in the region, primarily led by Qatar.

And Bloomberg's owner, Anne, says if the military strikes resume, Iran is threatening devastating retaliation.

Meanwhile, Karen, Russia and Ukraine both say their emergency warning systems have been hit by separate cyber attacks.

The second option is to give diplomacy more time to avert a renewed round of fighting.

And that's also something that we are seeing evident in the currently escalating pace of diplomatic activities in the region, primarily led by Qatar.

And Bloomberg's owner, Anne, says if the military strikes resume, Iran is threatening devastating retaliation.

Meanwhile, Karen, Russia and Ukraine both say their emergency warning systems have been hit by separate cyber attacks.

Europe is getting no help from the turnaround in Asia's AI trade or easing energy prices.

Oil is pulling back on reports of talks between Qatari mediators and Iranian officials to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days.

Iran reiterated its preconditions, while Security Chief Rezaei noted a shift in U.S. tone and claimed Washington was ready to accept Tehran's terms.

Fears of conflict after the midterm elections remain high as Trump and Iran continue their war rhetoric.

I mean, long time, but fourth time.

Who's counting? I was on a flight from Qatar to London the other day on Qatar Airways and made the strange mistake of watching I Swear.

It was not tragic because it was bad.

I absolutely loved the movie.

After this experience, I need to restart it, but I'm just using my imagination.

After this experience, I think I've lowered the bar for movies that should be watched on the plane to below a six out of 10 because you never know what version you're going to get.

Have either of you had this experience or was it just a Qatar Airways thing? Also, it's a sad day because I was checking what other people were watching in the flight and the wife watching and the flight had Wi-Fi.

So most people were watching football.

constrained.

There would be forewarnings to the Qataris or the Americans via other intermediaries that the attack was coming.

No longer.

That seems to be no longer the case, as has been evidenced by the recent escalations, including attacks by the Iranians on Jordan and other sites in the Middle East that proceeded after American attacks.

That's the latest update by Binance itself after the $6.3 billion crypto heist that happened on October 29, like three days ago.

And then we're going to talk about Qatar World Cup Chiefs saying the 2022 tournament delivered tourism growth, global awareness expertise and skilled workforce.

He is highlighting what the World Cup actually delivered for Qatar, except the World Cup itself.

Oil, meanwhile, has fallen more than 3% as Mr. Trump has reportedly seeked more time for Iran diplomacy.

So all the news in the last week that you saw, that maybe after the November 3 midterm election, we will see renewed attacks by U.S. on Iran and then Iran obviously is ready to attack its Gulf neighbors and the Gulf is getting ready for all those attacks.

And that is my CD to go and follow Smashy Business wherever you want to.

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But the third story of the day is a very interesting comment made by Qatar's 2022 FIFA World Cup chief.

Oil, meanwhile, falling over or around 3% amid reports of US-Iran diplomatic efforts.

Iranian negotiators held a third day of talks with Qatari mediators in Doha on a potential deal to end the US and Israel's eight-month war with Iran.

Donald Trump, meanwhile, maintains he might renew strikes on Iran after the midterms taking place this Tuesday.

Gas prices at the pump here in France, meanwhile, have started dropping slightly over the weekend as the 10 million barrels of strategic stock released in early October start making an impact.

Let's talk about Coach Robert Marino's selections.

Yeah, so Korea will travel to Doha to play Saudi Arabia on November 13th and Qatar on November 17th.

These will be the final two friendlies of the year.

And Son Heung-min is back as captain.