Oct 28, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 22 segments
In this episode, I cover the media's last-minute midterm meltdown, and why their spin isn't working anymore. 1776 Live Club: No purchase necessary. Must be 18+ legal resident of (50) U.S. or D.C…
Dan BonginoHost
Let me just, I don't want to start with that because it sounds too, it really sounds self-serving and I don't mean, so I'm going to sideline what I was going to say for a second.
I've never received more emails, questions, DMs, texts, skywriting, pigeon message carriers at my house.
Seriously, then this segment we did the other day, which we've done, I don't know, easily over 100 times, about preparedness.
I just asked him, you know, Justin's here the second longest on the seniority chart at Silverlock here.
How many times have I discussed preparedness? Probably once or twice a month for the last, how many years we've been on the air? 11 going on 12? 12 would be, February would be 12 years we've been on the air.
Yes, I'm a little worried about the potential for a cyber strike that could regionally lead to some brownouts and blackouts that could cause a lot of problems.
But as I said in the segment, Because you know I'm not a doomer or a panicking, which I made crystal clear.
As I said in the segment, the best day of your life is the day you have all this preparedness stuff and in like 10 years it expires and you throw it in the garbage.
The worst day of your life is, God forbid, something happens and you turn on the tap water faucet and nothing comes out after a week or two because chemicals run out, filtration plants, and you got no water.
I got a Facebook message on my personal account this morning from a friend I haven't spoken to in 40 years.
Let me just, I don't want to start with that because it sounds too, it really sounds self-serving and I don't mean, so I'm going to sideline what I was going to say for a second.
I've never received more emails, questions, DMs, texts, skywriting, pigeon message carriers at my house.
Seriously, then this segment we did the other day, which we've done, I don't know, easily over 100 times, about preparedness.
I just asked him, you know, Justin's here the second longest on the seniority chart at Silverlock here.
How many times have I discussed preparedness? Probably once or twice a month for the last, how many years we've been on the air? 11 going on 12? 12 would be, February would be 12 years we've been on the air.
Yes, I'm a little worried about the potential for a cyber strike that could regionally lead to some brownouts and blackouts that could cause a lot of problems.
But as I said in the segment, Because you know I'm not a doomer or a panicking, which I made crystal clear.
As I said in the segment, the best day of your life is the day you have all this preparedness stuff and in like 10 years it expires and you throw it in the garbage.
The worst day of your life is, God forbid, something happens and you turn on the tap water faucet and nothing comes out after a week or two because chemicals run out, filtration plants, and you got no water.
I got a Facebook message on my personal account this morning from a friend I haven't spoken to in 40 years.
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