Oct 6, 2026 · 30 min · 8 segments
Welcome to episode 117 of Bernie Goldberg’s No BS Zone. On today’s episode, Bernie Goldberg and John Daly talk about increasingly bad news for Republicans in the midterms, taxpayer funded Trump ads…
Just before we went on the air and, and by the way, the midterms, as you all know, are a report card on the president's popularity.
So his real clear politics numbers will reflect how Republicans probably will do or not do in the midterms.
Then there's Calchi, the online betting site, where regular people put their money where their mouth is.
As far as the Senate, Republicans have only a 36% chance of holding on to the Senate.
I want to talk about the fact that Calchi, there have been online studies of this.
When there's a majority voting for this or for that, the majority is incredibly accurate.
So these numbers are not simply a bunch of yahoos betting who they think is going to win.
And as I say, I'll get to the implications after John weighs in on what he thinks of these numbers.
Yeah, no, it seems like every time there's a new indicator out there of where the electorate is headed in the midterms, whether it's a new poll or the gambling odds that you're talking about, Bernie, it seems to be looking better for the Democrats and worse for the Republicans.
Just before we went on the air and, and by the way, the midterms, as you all know, are a report card on the president's popularity.
So his real clear politics numbers will reflect how Republicans probably will do or not do in the midterms.
Then there's Calchi, the online betting site, where regular people put their money where their mouth is.
As far as the Senate, Republicans have only a 36% chance of holding on to the Senate.
I want to talk about the fact that Calchi, there have been online studies of this.
When there's a majority voting for this or for that, the majority is incredibly accurate.
So these numbers are not simply a bunch of yahoos betting who they think is going to win.
And as I say, I'll get to the implications after John weighs in on what he thinks of these numbers.
Yeah, no, it seems like every time there's a new indicator out there of where the electorate is headed in the midterms, whether it's a new poll or the gambling odds that you're talking about, Bernie, it seems to be looking better for the Democrats and worse for the Republicans.
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