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Election Day is here. We break down the final campaign rallies, four possible election night scenarios, and what the results could mean for Republicans and Democrats. Is 2026 shaping up to look like 2006, 2018, or something entirely different?

Plus, the fallout between Michigan Democrats Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens continues after Stevens broke with her party and endorsed Republican Mike Rogers. From the Democratic establishment's reaction to questions surrounding antisemitism in Michigan politics, we examine what this controversy reveals about the party's political coalition.

Also, President Trump delivers his closing message while JD Vance campaigns in Ohio, California's billionaire wealth tax (Proposition 40) loses majority support, and the Supreme Court takes up Colorado's universal preschool program and its implications for Catholic schools.

And finally, for today’s You Can’t Make It Up segment, we take a look at Abdul El-Sayed’s craziest answer yet on men in girls’ bathrooms.

All this and more as we preview Election Day 2026 and the political battles ahead.

0:00 - Intro

0:41 - Trump and Vance Final Rallies

1:25 - The Final 2026 Midterm Outlook

6:22 - Abdul El-Sayed vs. Haley Stevens

8:38 - The Fallout in Michigan

9:21 - SCOTUS Preview for Colorado

11:49 - Abdul’s Worst Answer EVER

Election eve on the 10 Minute Drill. Trump is back on the rally trail in Iowa and Kansas, and the Michigan Senate race has been turned upside down.

Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens shocked the political world by endorsing Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Chuck Schumer called it a betrayal, Nancy Pelosi went from hedging on El-Sayed to blasting Stevens, and the El-Sayed campaign asked Stevens to stay away from its closing events, only for Jim Clyburn’s team to say she’s still invited. A former Michigan Democratic Party chair is urging voters to leave the race blank, and leaders of a liberal Jewish group are recommending a vote for Rogers or a write-in.

Plus, a former El-Sayed campaign staffer is among 12 people indicted in an alleged intimidation campaign targeting Jewish institutions, University of Michigan leaders and Detroit-area homes. In Alaska, the DOJ has reportedly issued more than 30 subpoenas in its investigation into how “Decoy Dan” Sullivan got on the ballot and whether there was any coordination with the Peltola campaign.

We wrap with what to watch as Election Day arrives.

In this episode:

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Trump rallies in Iowa and Kansas

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Haley Stevens endorses Mike Rogers

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Fallout from Schumer, Pelosi, El-Sayed and Clyburn

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Former El-Sayed staffer indicted

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DOJ investigates “Decoy Dan” in Alaska

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The week ahead

Time Stamps:

0:00 Intro

0:46 Trump Rallies in Iowa

1:30 Trump in Kansas

2:41 Haley Stevens Endorses Mike Rogers

8:28 Fallout: Schumer, Pelosi, El-Sayed & Clyburn

10:02 Former El-Sayed Staffer Indicted

11:01 DOJ Investigates “Decoy Dan” in Alaska

12:36 The Week Ahead

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President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance hit the campaign trail ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, campaigning for Republicans in key races across the country. Meanwhile, political controversies in Alaska, Michigan, California, and Maine are drawing attention as both parties prepare for the fight for Congress.

On this episode of the 10 Minute Drill, we cover Trump's campaign stop in South Carolina, Vance's visit to Texas, the latest developments in Alaska, and Senate Majority Leader John Thune's response. Plus, we examine questions surrounding Rep. Haley Stevens and her fiancé, California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra's recent remarks, and allegations involving Maine Democrat Troy Jackson.

With control of Congress on the line in 2026, we break down the latest campaign developments, political controversies, and what they could mean for the midterm election landscape.

Subscribe to the 10 Minute Drill for daily political news, election analysis, and the latest on Donald Trump, JD Vance, congressional Republicans, and the 2026 midterm elections.

0:00 - Intro

0:39 - Trump Goes to South Carolina

1:30 - Mary Peltola & Alaska Senate Fallout

4:29 - Haley Steven’s Fiance Crosses Party Lines

7:07 - Javier Becerra’s Origins

8:21 - Troy Jackson Deceives Maine Voters

9:41 - Top Stories from the Past Week

President Donald Trump hits the campaign trail ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, rallying Republicans in key races across the country. From Texas to South Carolina, Florida, Kansas, and Iowa, Trump is making his case to voters as Republicans fight to hold the House and Senate.

On this episode of the 10 Minute Drill, we break down a bombshell report about Democrats’ alleged efforts to recruit a second Dan Sullivan for Alaska’s Senate race, raising questions about ranked-choice voting and potential voter confusion. We also examine Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s awkward barbershop campaign stop, his support for reparations, and his comments on data centers.

Plus, Brazil’s Lula victory could open the door to greater Chinese Communist Party influence over critical infrastructure, telecommunications, and data networks across the Western Hemisphere. We also answer a viewer question about Minnesota’s voter vouching system and take a look at Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s latest viral TikTok moment.

The 10 Minute Drill delivers sharp political analysis, campaign coverage, and commentary on the stories shaping American politics and the 2026 midterm elections.

0:00 - Intro

0:35 - Trump Takes On Texas

2:16 - Abdul Goes for an Awkward Haircut

5:52 - Brazil Gets Closer to the CCP

7:42 - The Fake Dan Sullivan Problem

10:11 - Viewer Mail

11:58 - The JB Shuffle!

President Donald Trump hits the campaign trail ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, rallying support for Republican candidates across Texas, Ohio, South Carolina, Florida, Kansas, and Iowa. With control of Congress at stake, we break down the key House races and the latest developments shaping the midterm elections.

On this episode of the 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces scrutiny over an anti-Israel ad targeting Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed is distancing himself from the ad without personally condemning it, even as its rhetoric echoes his own campaign messaging.

Plus, it’s Waste Wednesday as a new report alleges waste, fraud, and misspending at nonprofit hospital systems across Texas. And Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz reportedly has advice for Democrats looking toward the future: pick Pete Buttigieg. We also break down the latest political drama surrounding Kamala Harris.

In this episode:

-Trump on the Stump: Trump’s campaign stops and his push to elect Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterms.

-House Lightning Round: Key congressional races and the fight for control of the House.

-Abdul’s Bad Ad: The controversy surrounding Abdul El-Sayed, an anti-Israel ad, and Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.

-Waste Wednesday: Allegations of waste, fraud, and abuse at Texas nonprofit hospital systems.

-You Can’t Make It Up: Walz Picks Buttigieg: What Walz’s reported advice reveals about the Democratic Party’s future and the politics surrounding Kamala Harris.

Subscribe to 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock for sharp analysis of Republican politics, Democratic Party news, the 2026 midterm elections, congressional races, campaign strategy, and the biggest stories in American politics.

0:00 - Intro

0:39 - Trump Travels for Midterms

1:53 - House Lightning Preview

6:09 - Abdul’s Bad Ad He Can’t Avoid

8:58 - Waste Wednesday: Texas Style

11:08 - Tim Walz Picks Pete Buttigieg

The 2026 midterms are just one week away, and the Senate map is coming into focus. Matt Whitlock breaks down the key races, his picks for Election Day, and the biggest political stories shaping the road to November.

Plus, Abdul El-Sayed faces questions about dual loyalty, Adam Hamilton tries to distance himself from Chuck Schumer while benefiting from spending by his allies, and California’s high-speed rail project becomes a case study in government waste and bureaucratic red tape.

Ro Khanna’s 2028 Agenda: Matt looks ahead to 2028 as Ro Khanna goes full Leeroy Jenkins, charging headfirst into the presidential conversation with a sweeping progressive agenda. From Medicare for All and a $25 minimum wage to free college, student loan forgiveness, and taxes on billionaires, Matt breaks down the policies Democrats could be forced to defend in the next presidential election.

0:00 - Intro

0:40 - The Senate Map: 1 Week Out

1:35 - Matt’s Senate Picks

6:52 - Abdul and His Dual Loyalty

9:27 - Adam Hamilton’s Schumer Money

10:34 - The Latest with California’s High Speed Grift

12:23 - Ro Khanna’s “Leeroy Jenkins” Moment for Democrats

Republicans have room to close the deal. A new CBS News poll shows Democrats leading among voters who say they’ll definitely vote. Republicans lead among those who say they’ll probably or maybe vote. With days to go until the 2026 midterms, turnout is everything.

In today’s Monday Rundown, we cover:

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Abdul El-Sayed’s disastrous Fox News interview with Bret Baier, including the Muslim Brotherhood questions and his “sucks for them” moment

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Barack Obama campaigning in Michigan and Cleveland, and why he can’t save El-Sayed

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Haley Stevens throwing shade at the El-Sayed campaign on CNN’s State of the Union

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New numbers showing El-Sayed struggling with Black voters

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Nicki Minaj rallying for Republicans in Michigan, plus Trump’s Michigan push

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Wisconsin Democrats embroiled in an alleged pay-to-play scandal, after an insider claims David Crowley cut a lucrative deal to drop out of the governor’s race

Time Stamps:

0:00 Intro

0:37 CBS Poll: Republicans have room to close the deal

1:35 Obama in Michigan and Ohio

1:48 Why Obama can’t save El-Sayed

3:49 Abdul El-Sayed implodes with Bret Baier

7:59 Haley Stevens shades El-Sayed on CNN

9:43 Nicki Minaj rallies for Republicans in Michigan

10:59 Wisconsin Dems’ David Crowley pay-to-play scandal

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The 2026 midterm elections are heating up as Senate races in Kansas and Texas draw attention, Democratic candidates face tough questions, and political controversies dominate the headlines. On today’s 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock, we break down the latest election news, campaign debates, and political developments shaping the battle for control of Congress.

We examine Abdul El-Sayed’s debate performance in Michigan, including questions about terrorism, healthcare, and scrutiny surrounding his views and alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Plus, Virginia State Sen. Louise Lucas faces federal charges related to an alleged marijuana distribution enterprise, raising new questions about the investigation and its political implications.

We also discuss why the Kansas Senate race is attracting national attention, the latest developments in the Texas Senate race, and the issues shaping the 2026 midterm elections. Other topics include Rep. Ilhan Omar’s response to questions about allegations surrounding her marriage, Kamala Harris’s latest campaign appearance, and why some Americans who moved to Europe after Donald Trump’s election victory now regret leaving the United States.

Plus, we explore how phonics-based literacy programs could help break the cycle of poverty and examine the latest political news from across the country.

Subscribe to 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock for daily political analysis, Republican and Democratic campaign news, Senate election updates, and in-depth coverage of the 2026 midterm elections.

0:00 - Intro

0:40 - Texas Senate Polling Movement

1:26 - Abdul’s Failed Debate Moments

5:23 - Louise Lucas Arrested on Corruption

6:56 - Kansas Debate Highlights

9:17 - Did Ilhan Marry her Brother?!?!

10:23 - Europe Isn’t What It Seems

13:30 - Kamala Harris Debuts a New Voice

Fake political polls, the 2026 Senate races, and the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war lead today’s 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock.

We examine Trump envoy Steve Witkoff’s decision to call Vladimir Putin a “humanitarian” and how his remarks risk giving Russia a propaganda victory. Plus, the Wedgewood Polls scandal raises questions about fabricated political polling, while Democratic Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota face growing scrutiny ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

On today’s show:

-Russia-Ukraine War: Volodymyr Zelenskyy signals openness to freezing current front lines as Steve Witkoff praises Putin. Plus, Russia arrests another journalist, renewing concerns about press freedom under the Kremlin.

-Fake Polling Scandal: How did Wedgewood Polls, a fabricated polling firm, gain credibility? We examine questionable Senate polls, Decision Desk’s removal of 17 polls from its averages, and the potential impact of unreliable polling on the 2026 midterm elections.

-Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate Campaign: Michigan’s Democratic Senate candidate faces questions about questionable polling, a controversial interaction with a press handler, and potential weaknesses among key voter groups.

-Peggy Flanagan’s Senate Race: Minnesota’s Democratic Senate nominee faces scrutiny over her academic record as the Cook Political Report shifts the state’s Senate race toward Republicans.

-Where’s Troy? We wrap up with the latest political moments making headlines.

Subscribe to 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock for sharp political analysis, Republican perspective, breaking political news, and daily commentary on the issues shaping the 2026 midterm elections.

0:00 - Intro

0:35 - The Latest with Russia and Ukraine

3:15 - Fake Pollsters Outed

5:09 - The Results of Fake Polls

7:12 - Abdul Continues to Flub Easy Questions

10:49 - Peggy Flunks Her Latest Test

13:28 - Troy Jackson Stands Up Women

President Donald Trump announces a new fraud whistleblower incentive program, Democrats target Elon Musk over his political spending, and Hillary Clinton reflects on her approval ratings. On this episode of 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock, we break down the latest political news, Democratic campaign tactics, and the battles shaping the 2026 midterm elections.

On today’s show:

-Trump in Kansas: President Trump takes his message to Kansas as Republicans fight to maintain control of Congress.

-Trump’s Fraud Whistleblower Program: How the Trump administration plans to expose government fraud, waste, and abuse.

-Lessons from France: Rising healthcare wait times, political unrest, immigration, and public safety raise questions about the consequences of failed policies.

-Ro Khanna and Dan Osborn: The California Democrat blames wealth inequality for unrest overseas before campaigning with independent Senate candidate Dan Osborn.

-Slotkin’s Intimidation Plan: A look at Democratic tactics targeting Republicans and the growing political controversy surrounding them.

-Democrats Target Elon Musk: Why Democrats are calling for investigations into Musk’s political spending as he backs Republican candidates in key midterm races.

-Campaign Finance Hypocrisy: Democrats have spent millions supporting their own political priorities. Is the real concern money in politics, or money helping Republicans win?

-Hillary Clinton on Her Approval Ratings: Clinton explains why her popularity rises when she isn’t running for president.

Subscribe to 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock for conservative political commentary, Republican news, analysis of the Trump administration, and in-depth coverage of the 2026 midterm elections.

0:00 - Intro

0:40 - Trump Travels to Kansas

1:56 - Waste Wednesday: Fraud Tipline

3:42 - Lessons from France’s Problems

7:18 - Ro Khanna’s Appeals to Communists

9:39 - Slotkin Goes After Elon Musk

12:09 - Hillary Clinton Gets It! (Almost)

With just 14 days until Election Day, President Trump hits the campaign trail as Republicans and Democrats battle for control of Congress. On today’s 10 Minute Drill, we break down the 2026 midterm elections, Trump’s campaign stops in key states, and the political controversies making headlines.

Plus, violent unrest in France raises new questions about public safety, JPMorgan Chase pushes back against outside AI agents accessing customer accounts, and Sen. Elissa Slotkin faces scrutiny over her latest remarks. We also examine Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s controversial comparisons to Jesus, his past statements about the Muslim Brotherhood, and the crowds at the latest “No Kings” protests.

From Trump’s midterm strategy to Democratic controversies, France’s unrest, and the battle over AI and banking, get the latest political news and analysis on 10 Minute Drill.

0:00 - Intro

0:37 - Trump’s Travels Continue

2:46 - France Burns as Rioters Grip Country

4:44 - Big Banks vs. AI Tools

6:47 - Elissa Slotkin Wants to Intimidate Republicsn

9:37 - Abdul El-Sayed Thinks he’s Like Jesus

12:10 - No Energy for No Kings

Troy Jackson tells Susan Collins to “shut up,” Trump holds off on Russia sanctions and goes after Zelenskyy, and the No Kings protests run low on energy. Matt Whitlock breaks down Sunday’s biggest political stories in 10 minutes.

In today’s episode:

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No Kings 2.0: low energy, an older crowd, and empty bingo halls across America

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Republicans push back as Trump holds Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions bill. Ted Cruz weighs in, and Trump’s Truth Social post blames Zelenskyy, citing peace talks and diesel prices.

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Minnesota Senate debate: Michele Tafoya vs. Peggy Flanagan, as Flanagan dodges blame and points at Tim Walz

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Michigan Senate: the Squad blames Schumer ahead of time, and does Ayanna Pressley help Abdul El-Sayed?

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More questions about Abdul El-Sayed’s associations, plus his attacks on Haley Stevens’ loyalty

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Maine Senate: Troy Jackson’s “shut up” moment, an awkward Iran answer, health care plans, and the closing ads

Time Stamps:

0:00 - Intro

0:49 - No kings, no energy

2:05 - Trump and Russian energy sanctions

4:27 - Minnesota Senate debate

6:11 - The squad tries to help in Minnesota

7:57 - Abdul and the muslim brotherhood

10:20 - Troy Jackson’s slow implosion

14:12 - the week ahead

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Abdul El-Sayed faces tough questions, Ilhan Omar is under scrutiny, and Democrats unveil their plans for the first 100 days if they retake Congress. On today’s 10 Minute Drill, Matt Whitlock breaks down the biggest political stories shaping the 2026 midterm elections.

Abdul El-Sayed faces renewed scrutiny over his comments on violence and his responses to questions about the Muslim Brotherhood as Michigan’s race tightens. Plus, new reporting alleges major banks denied services to conservative and pro-life groups, raising questions about political debanking and financial discrimination.

We also examine the federal investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan’s political controversies, and the Trump administration’s efforts to crack down on alleged Medicaid and Obamacare fraud.

And Texas Democrat James Talarico faces scrutiny over his comments on gender ideology, abortion, and parental rights. What do his positions reveal about the issues driving the political debate ahead of November?

From Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign controversies to Democrats’ midterm strategy, government waste, and the fight over parental rights, 10 Minute Drill covers the latest political news and analysis you need to know.

0:00 - Intro

0:37 - Abdul’s Latest Explosion

5:40 - Ilhan Omar’s House Gets Raided

7:17 - The Latest on Debanking

9:33 - The Democrat 100 Day Plan

10:57 - Peggy Flanagan’s Native Name

12:42 - Talarico’s Townhall Disaster

Iran’s strategy to influence the 2026 midterm elections, tightening Senate races in Texas and Iowa, and growing questions about Kamala Harris’s 2028 presidential ambitions lead today’s episode of the 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock.

We break down reports that Iran is escalating attacks on commercial shipping to keep oil prices high ahead of Election Day, the latest campaign trail developments with President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, and the key takeaways from the Maine and Iowa Senate debates.

Plus, 22 state financial officers are challenging major credit rating agencies over ESG policies that allegedly favor Chinese companies over American businesses. And after a year of missed opportunities, has Kamala Harris wasted her chance to rebuild her political standing before a potential 2028 presidential run?

Today’s topics:

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Iran’s alleged effort to influence the U.S. midterm elections through attacks on commercial shipping and higher oil prices.

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The 2026 Senate elections, including the tightening Texas race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton.

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Maine Senate debate highlights as Susan Collins challenges Troy Jackson on electricity costs and government policy.

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Iowa’s Senate race, including Ashley Hinson’s debate with Josh Turek and questions about his voting record.

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State treasurers challenge Moody’s, Fitch, and S&P over ESG ratings and the treatment of American and Chinese companies.

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Kamala Harris’s political future, her potential 2028 presidential campaign, and criticism from Democratic allies who say she failed to make her case to voters.

Listen to the 10 Minute Drill with Matt Whitlock for sharp political commentary, Republican campaign strategy, election analysis, and the biggest stories shaping American politics ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Democrats are riding high on “hopium” ahead of the midterms, but could their confidence backfire? On this episode of the 10 Minute Drill, we break down the latest Senate race developments, why some Black Democrats are abandoning Abdul El-Sayed, and the growing controversies surrounding independent candidate Dan Osborn.

Plus, we examine how Britain’s expanding welfare state is threatening its financial future, discuss Katie Zacharia’s first White House press briefing and Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle’s resignation, and respond to your fan mail.

Tune in for the latest political news, election analysis, and the stories shaping the national conversation.

0:00 - Intro

0:58 - Trump’s New Press Secretary

2:34 - Democrats Get Hoped Up on Hopium

5:39 - The Welfare State Warning from the UK

7:40 - Black Democrats Abandon Abdul

10:09 - Dan Osborn’s Leaked Audio

13:04 - Fan Mail!

The Michigan Senate race turns nasty as Abdul El-Sayed trades insults with Sen. John Kennedy and faces new Muslim Brotherhood questions from Mike Rogers’ campaign. Plus: why government-run healthcare fails patients, Hollywood’s push for film tax credits, the CLARITY Act and open banking, and Hasan Piker gets torched by a comedian.

In this episode:

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Abdul El-Sayed and the Muslim Brotherhood: El-Sayed told Meet the Press that no one in his family has Muslim Brotherhood ties. The Mike Rogers campaign responded with posts it says came from his sister. We break down El-Sayed’s answer, and why his campaign didn’t deny the posts.

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Kennedy vs. El-Sayed: Sen. Kennedy’s “Bin Laden jersey” jab, and El-Sayed’s KKK “bed sheet” comeback.

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Big government healthcare failure: El-Sayed’s Medicare for All plan promises free care with no premiums, copays or networks. We look at what single-payer actually delivers abroad: higher taxes, rationing, and specialist waits in Canada, France and the U.K. far longer than in the U.S.

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Film tax credits in the lame duck: Hollywood jobs are moving overseas, and Congress, with Trump’s blessing, is scrambling to stop the production exodus. Is a federal film tax credit the fix?

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The CLARITY Act and open banking: What the crypto market structure fight means for open banking and your financial data.

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Hasan Piker cooked: A comedian calls out the Twitch streamer as a communist nepo baby.

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 Intro

00:41 Abdul El-Sayed lies about the Muslim brotherhood

04:05 Abdul El-Sayed’s ties to terrorism

08:30 Big Gov Healthcare Failure / Medicare for All

10:05 Big Govt. Healthcare Failure called out

12:11 Film Tax Credits & Hollywood Production Exodus

14:40 Hasan Piker dragged by comedian in awkward interview

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On this Monday Rundown of 10 Minute Drill, we break down Trump’s push on Russia, Ukraine and diesel prices, and the high-stakes Senate races heading into the final weeks before the 2026 midterms.

First, the White House says Russia will supply diesel to the U.S., prompting immediate pushback. Critics point out that America sanctioned India for buying Russian oil and gas and has threatened massive tariffs on anyone who does business with Moscow. Then Trump declared an “energy ceasefire” between Russia and Ukraine, asking Kyiv to stop striking Russian refineries as diesel costs climb. Zelensky says he’ll agree if Russia stops bombing Ukraine’s power grid. Moscow hasn’t confirmed the deal, and just two hours after the announcement, Russia reportedly launched a cruise missile attack on Kharkiv’s CHP-5 thermal power plant.

Next: can a debate actually change a Senate race? We look at Michigan and Maine, including corruption questions surrounding Troy Jackson and the contrasts in effectiveness between the candidates.

Then a healthcare deep dive on Abdul El-Sayed. We cover the Wall Street Journal’s take on El-Sayed, Troy Jackson and Medicare for All, and the message critics hear from Democrats: if you like your health plan, you can’t keep it. Most important, a resurfaced interview shows El-Sayed questioning how much money is spent on end-of-life care, saying healthcare resources are limited. We discuss why those comments matter, including in light of a troubling euthanasia case reported abroad.

Finally, where is James Talarico? We look at why the Texas Democrat has gone quiet and break down a new ad on parental rights.

Topics in this episode:

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Trump, Russia and diesel imports

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Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire and the Kharkiv power plant strike

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Michigan and Maine Senate debates

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Troy Jackson corruption questions

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Abdul El-Sayed on Medicare for All and end-of-life care

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James Talarico and the parental rights ad

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro

0:39 - Russia, Ukraine, and an energy ceasefire

3:49 - Debates in Michigan and Maine shake up senate elections

5:28 - Abdul’s very dangerous healthcare plan

7:33 - Talarico goes missing

8:52 - Busy week ahead!

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On today’s 10 Minute Drill, we break down the latest political headlines with just 27 days until the midterm elections, including Kamala Harris’ struggling 2028 prospects, and the Supreme Court’s Suncor v. Boulder case that could have major implications for climate lawfare.

We’re also joined by Utah Attorney General Derek Brown to discuss the latest political and legal issues facing Utah and the country.

We examine Kamala Harris’ return to the political spotlight—from her “destiny” comments and campaign-trail appearances to her limited engagement with the media and questions surrounding her potential 2028 presidential campaign.

Plus, we break down Suncor v. Boulder and the potential consequences of allowing state and local governments to use tort law to hold energy companies accountable for climate-related damages. Could this case open the door for cities and states to pursue climate lawsuits against companies over weather events?

Topics include:

-Utah Attorney General Derek Brown interview

-Kamala Harris 2028 presidential campaign

-Gavin Newsom’s national political ambitions

-California politics and reparations

-Suncor v. Boulder and climate lawfare

-Supreme Court climate lawsuit

-2026 midterm elections

0:00 - Intro

0:46 - Trump’s Midterm Tour Continues

1:33 - Adbul El-Sayed Fumbles Through Fox Interview

4:38 - Kamala Harris Flounders Again

7:11 - Suncor v. Boulder Breakdown

8:53 - Utah AG Brown Joins the Show

All 12 B-1 Lancer bombers have been pulled from RAF Fairford after a foiled terror plot against the base. According to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, the five suspects arrested were then released on bail. We break down why that decision is drawing scrutiny.

Also on today's Monday Rundown:

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Trump rallies in Ohio for Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy and goes after Sherrod Brown

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The New York Times' latest polls look grim for Republicans, but their track record includes some big misses

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James Talarico faces accusations of recycling February crowd footage as new momentum, plus the battle over AI ads in Texas

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Peggy Flanagan takes heat in Minnesota as Keith Ellison is pressed on Somali fraud at the debate

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Suncor v. Boulder heads to the Supreme Court. Is it a climate case or a federalism case?

Time Stamps:

0:00 -Intro

0:40 - UK on Alert: B-1 Bombers Withdrawn2:08 - Trump rallies in Ohio3:34 - NYT Polls - swings and misses 5:58 - Talarico caught with fake videos8:09 - Peggy Flanagan & Keith Ellison

10:05 - SCOTUS: Suncor v. Boulder

12:53 - The week ahead

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On today’s 10 Minute Drill, we break down the latest political headlines, starting with Sen. Jon Ossoff facing scrutiny over his opposition to a congressional stock trading ban and questions surrounding the latest Democratic polling.

We also examine Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s controversial comments about breast cancer research and funding, the growing political influence of Hasan Piker and his connection to Texas Democrat James Talarico, and the latest developments in the California governor’s race, including the debate between Xavier Becerra and Kevin Kiley.

Plus, we discuss Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson’s comments on Israel, Gaza, and Jewish voters, along with the other political stories making headlines.

Tune in for conservative political commentary, news, and analysis on the biggest stories from Washington and across the country.

0:00 - Intro

0:38 - Ossoff Finds Himself in Hot Water

2:31 - CNN Raises Questions on Polls

4:50 - Abdul El-Sayed Attacks Breast Cancer Survivors

5:50 - Hasan Piker Proves Talarico is a Crazy Radical

8:16 - California Governor Debate Highlights

10:42 - Troy Jackson’s Low IQ Moments