Oct 7, 2026 · 2 hr 14 min · 21 segments
Megyn Kelly is joined by Rich Lowry and Charles C.W. Cooke of National Review to discuss the issues that matter most to voters in the 2026 midterms, why gas prices are so crucial, the issues with Ken…
Time is running short, and President Trump is back on the campaign trail, heading to San Antonio today to campaign for embattled Republican Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
Uh, the president's going to all red states, which is somewhat disturbing, uh, if you are a Republican, because he shouldn't really be needed in Texas or Nebraska, uh, or some of these other states that he's having to go to.
Paxton continues to trail in the public polls in a state that Trump won by nearly 14 points just two years ago.
Texas's Republican governor, Greg Abbott, is too busy, he says, to see President Trump.
He's in a tight reelection race of his own, so he says he will not be at the campaign rally.
He has a, quote, "scheduling conflict." Um, obviously he doesn't think it will behoove him to appear in Texas with President Trump.
I mean, it's not really Trump's immediate problem, it's really the problem of the GOP, but once the House and/or the Senate go Dem, it's going to be Trump's problem, which is why he's chosen to campaign hard for them in the last few weeks.
Um, if you'd like to sit and look at this pen for the next two hours, you'd probably be more entertained than if you watch this debate in Maine between Democrat Troy Jackson and Republican incumbent Susan Collins.
We thor- [laughs] thoroughly went through this thing to try to find anything to show you what's going on between these two.
M- is it me? I, I, I feel like that should be a deal breaker, when you're reproducing with your cousin.
Time is running short, and President Trump is back on the campaign trail, heading to San Antonio today to campaign for embattled Republican Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
Uh, the president's going to all red states, which is somewhat disturbing, uh, if you are a Republican, because he shouldn't really be needed in Texas or Nebraska, uh, or some of these other states that he's having to go to.
Paxton continues to trail in the public polls in a state that Trump won by nearly 14 points just two years ago.
Texas's Republican governor, Greg Abbott, is too busy, he says, to see President Trump.
He's in a tight reelection race of his own, so he says he will not be at the campaign rally.
He has a, quote, "scheduling conflict." Um, obviously he doesn't think it will behoove him to appear in Texas with President Trump.
I mean, it's not really Trump's immediate problem, it's really the problem of the GOP, but once the House and/or the Senate go Dem, it's going to be Trump's problem, which is why he's chosen to campaign hard for them in the last few weeks.
Um, if you'd like to sit and look at this pen for the next two hours, you'd probably be more entertained than if you watch this debate in Maine between Democrat Troy Jackson and Republican incumbent Susan Collins.
We thor- [laughs] thoroughly went through this thing to try to find anything to show you what's going on between these two.
M- is it me? I, I, I feel like that should be a deal breaker, when you're reproducing with your cousin.
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