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And a pleasant good day, everybody, on this Monday, the 12th day of October.

It is great to have you here.

Mark Davis in for Scott Jennings.

And we find ourselves with 22 days to go until the midterms, or seven days to go if you're here in Texas.

And what you have is an early voting situation, which kicks in one week from now.

And, um, I, I'm, I'm real squirrely on early voting.

I think we have too much of it.

I think it's ridiculous.

And, uh, but if we have it, let's use it.

If we have it, let's use it.

That has always been my mantra.

I'm trying to do two things at once.

Get voting telescoped back down to, to...

I, I mean, I-- listen, I'll play ball with you.

It used to be Election Day, like one day.

How crazy was that? Uh, since Election Day tends to be a Tuesday, how about three days? Ca-can you play ball there, like Saturday? Well, well I guess four.

Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.

That's four days.

Isn't that enough for anybody to get to the polling places? Have we exploded in population so profoundly that we cannot even remotely hope to get all the votes processed and everything done within four days and we need wee...

There, there are people that have been voting already across America for the midterms, and that just all strikes me as insane.

However, as true as all those things are in my head and in my heart, if we have it, then let's by all means use it.

Whatever window exists, whether it's narrow or wide, m-run, don't walk, crawl on broken glass, walk through fire to get to your polling places and cast your Republican vote.

The reason for that being, if it does exist, should we use it? Because some people are going to be traditionalists like I am and say, "Doggone it, I'm just gonna wait till Election Day." And by the way, good for you for having that in your heart.

So early voting starts, let's take in my example of Texas, on Monday, October 19th.

And you say, "Doggone it, I'm gonna wait until November 3rd," but then on Halloween, uh, you, you, you break your leg.