but we have learned here ok you know roger and you know how was it you know it it seems one of the things they don't ask you everything has been debunked ok but there is no reckoning no one in the media says yeah we got it wrong and i think they're going to pay very very dearly for that ok because you know we so much airtime so much ink and so much has been wasted on this year and and it shows it unfortunately for me also my pessimism here it shows that a grand conspiracy theory can work to your advantage if you get enough people on board. well you know i always like to think if a show make it has great comedy when somebody says it's not about the thirty's. and you know if this is for example so much money has be made out of shape. that it had a show to play to the russians of people who look at china. but the. destitute as it goes through the media too like c.n.n. if they didn't complain about russia even fewer people are watching. you see it is not a part of the leg i think it's that if that applies to embassy b.c. even more i mean it's amazing i mean rachel maddow is made an entire car

ok. that is roger in salina, kansas talking about farming issues and trade issues.e will show you some of the things going on in battleground states. early voting in florida is highlighted in the orlando sentinel this morning. turned out in record shattering numbers on that first day. combined with mail-in votes that have already been returned, 3 million floridians have already voted, two weeks before election day. that is nearly 21% of registered voters there in florida. on whatto milwaukee faces election officials on election day, from the journal sentinel this morning, they might want to bring some coffee with them. counting ballots is expected to take much longer than usual this fall with so many voters casting absentee ballots. state law does not allow officials to stop their count and reconvene the next morning, so many will have to pull an all-nighter. they issue guidance -- the state commission issued guidance, noting that they have little wiggle room and how they tally boats. they do not account for events like the pandemic, which has already upended the wa

ok, mary. talksf you know that between democrats on capitol hill and the white house have stalled over more economic aid to respond to the coronavirus pandemic. henry rogersrks for the daily caller, we tout a scoop. the daily caller has obtained a copy of a coronavirus relief bill set to be introduced by the gop leader kevin mccarthy. melanie, who works for politico, tweets out that the house gop wants a $47 billion relief bill. compare that to what democrats are pushing for over $2 trillion. yesterday speaker of the house nancy pelosi held a news conference and talked about the economic numbers you heard the president touting in florida. she says those are due to the economic aid to congress passed. here she has. >> madame speaker, the economy grew at a rate of 31% in the third quarter. does president trump deserve credit for that? >> the cares act deserves credit for that. we had lost ground in the second quarter. this barely makes up for that and the cares act deserves credit for injecting the resources into the economy, whether it is in our subsequent ppp. it is as if -- somebody used an example this morning -- as if you lost $100 in the second quarte