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He starts Rojas. He didn't start game one through five. He gets the two run home or the ninth. I mean, Davy John Roberts shows us that even in this modern age of baseball, a manager can still make the difference. He may be one of the best managers I've ever laid my eyes on. Yamamoto gets the series MVP. Well, that was pretty extraordinary. He pitches a, what was it a complete game or what? Comes back with no restically. He gets two wins in a row. The Dodgers, what an amazing world series. And then I don't know, it had everything but caught out of the air by Franco Harris. I mean, that crazy Bears Bengals game yesterday. As far as I know, they're still out there scoring. And playing. Just a great weekend of sports, Halloween. I don't know how it is where you all live, but where we live here in Middle Tennessee, there's something about Halloween that ushers in cold weather. Yeah. And I took a ride to play golf on Friday, and I did 840 west of Nashville. I think, and I've lived here now, this is my 19th fall. This is the most beautiful. Now this is where we get to, do we say foliage or foliage? Well, right here I think it would be foliage. See how we said foliage. Foliage. Foliage? Yeah, but I don't... That'll be our talkback, right? Okay. You illiterate moron. It's my father's fault. I'm telling you, I went to 16 schools because he kept moving. Like an army brat. But I pretty much thought it was foliage. But anyway, the colors were just... I mean, just take your breath away. We must have had just the perfect amount of gradual cooling and the perfect amount of rain. I've never been down. When it's abrupt, it's bad for the leaf changing. I've never been as far south. We went to L.A. for my vacation, which we referred to as lower Alabama. But I have never seen it. I felt it as cool down there as it was. I don't think we saw 80 degrees one day. Not one day. Yeah. Well, the crabs weren't that lucky. They saw very high temperatures right before you goshed them. Well. What are the big stories today? You know. We did get three more bodies back, Israel did, from Hamas. Although we do believe these three died in the invasion. They were all military. And we think, or Israel is saying. When was an American, Michael? Yeah, but they were captured, they were killed in battle. And then apparently they drugged their bodies. into the tunnel. So all three by name confirmed. The one thing the story didn't tell us is how many bodies are still unaccounted for. I think we're down to 10-ish, right? Or eight? Eight? Can you confirm that? Are you just going to give me the eight fingers? I saw it somewhere that it's at eight. Yeah, because it's not in a lot of stories. So we're eight away from having all confirmed.

missing remains back to their families, which is good news in that process. We still have Hamas not playing well with others in the sand, as you can imagine, but by and large, things are moving towards phase two in the Middle East. I think the biggest story is John Fetterman now coming out and saying, look, Democrats have, you've just got to own the shutdown. Now, if you want to continue this shutdown, great, but you've got to own it. I think it, you know, it'll be in sounds of the day, but I mean, it's worth starting to show with. I mean, this is big. Deeply, deeply distressing to know that 42 million Americans are going to lose their snap benefits. And now that's one of the big reasons why I refuse to shutting our government down. And again, I feel like the Democrats really need to own the shutdown. Yeah. Now, that's been a battle from... the beginning, which is really quite childish. I loved I was watching the 60 Minutes interview. That's Red's biggest story of the day. He just thought that was phenomenal. There were some phenomenal moments in it. But, you know, when 60 Minutes turns to the president says, what are you going to do to stop the government shutdown? There's three branches of government. It is the legislative branch's job to fund the government. So if it's anybody's fault, It's Republicans or Democrats. Now, we around here, we call balls and strikes. I can't help it if one side tends to be wrong more. But in the balls of strikes, you really kind of end the conversation when you say, there is nothing in this present bill that 10 Democrat senators didn't vote for back in March. So what's changed? The far, far socialist, angry left of their party has them either afraid of them or they're in control of them and they're forcing them to be obstructionists and fight. And it take a while because, you know, to the degree that they used to control the narrative, you know, we were in the heights of media bias. And I mean, I have a poll today that suggests Americans don't trust anybody. I mean, media, not at all. But the government, very little. There's no trust for anyone. But trust in the media, in an ability to control a narrative that hasn't existed since probably 2016. But enough to feed the matrix. That's the point I always try to make. I mean, when we get to our polls of plenty and we start talking about are the best days behind us or in front of us, it goes right down matrix lines. And why? Well, look at Obama's speech in New Jersey this weekend. What on earth would your view of America be? I mean, Obama goes basically scorched earth in New Jersey. I mean, if you've got a former president telling you that, you know, we're living in. terrible, dark, dark times. We're in a dark place right now. Of course, the followers are going to come back and say we're in a dark time. Sanadi's going to kill me, but I still haven't watched Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Legacy, which Oliver Stone's son, with Oliver Stone in it. It's a new documentary on Prime. We're going to talk more about that during the week, and I will watch it today. But I took advantage of watching Bobby.

which I had never seen. This movie is unbelievably a who's who of everybody. I mean, you get to the kitchen. You call it Bobby? I call them Bobby. You get to the kitchen and Lawrence Fishburn is one of the chefs. I mean, there's just stars everywhere. The two campaign workers, Shai LeBuff, they go to get some acid. And the drug dealer is Ashton C. Coucher. William C. Macy's in it. Martin Sheen, Emilio Estevez, who wrote it, I was shocked to find out at the end. Anthony Hopkins, Harry Belafonte. I mean, it's just filled with stars. But it's kind of a, imagine a day in the life at the Ambassador Hotel that just so happens to be set on the night that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is going to be killed. And I'm sure there were some liberty taken, liberties taken. Of the people that were shot, this is often for God. Bobby wasn't the only one shot in that kitchen. Six other people were shot. Fortunately, all six lived. Now, they were all members of the campaign, whereas in this movie, one's the stylist, because they get you for two hours just involved in all these lives, whether they're fictitious or not. And then kind of like Titanic. Remember when you first time you watched Titanic? You're like, oh, I forgot. This boat's going to sink. And they start kicking around ice. And you're going, oh, yeah. They got us to fall in love with all these people so that when they die, we feel terrible. And that's kind of how this was right down to the most famous picture, which is the bus boy holding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s head. Full of blood. They create him as a main character throughout the movie. He's just trying to get to the Dodgers game. How ironic was that after the Dodgers won the World Series they just won. But what they did a great job of, and what I think the documentary that Sinati wants me to watch is going to do is going to show you how different Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was as a presidential candidate than working for his brother. I said this to Dave, when we were driving to golf this weekend, that... Oh, I think the second term of JFK was going to be completely different after Patrick died. I think their marriage was different. I think he was different. But Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took a little trip when he was considering running for president. And as he went through the impoverished areas of America, he was greatly awakened and impact to the human struggle in poverty. And he was. Zeal ablaze running for president. But throughout the movie, Bobby, they have all these selfless quotes. And in these selfish quotes was him describing 1968 with the notion it doesn't have to be this way. We're too good of people to settle for such hatred. We're too good of people to fight over everything. And he basically makes the case, our best days are together and our best days are ahead. How opposite that is to what I woke up to this morning. And you know, as well as I know, how many times I keep bringing up, we're reliving 1968. And I'm waiting for our Apollo moment on Christmas Eve to save this year and save our future. And I don't think it's happened yet.

So that is a backdrop. Elections tomorrow in Virginia, New Jersey, as well as a mayor's race that we've talked to death about, to John Fetterman finally cutting through and saying, look, you guys can, you can hurt all these people you want. You can play all these political games all you want. Just make sure you won't it. Senator John Fetterman saying, I'm casting my vote. It's the Democrats' fault. And we had an emailer late in the week. Say, you know, he was talking about John Fetterman being such a great, you know, reasonable Democrat. Why does he keep voting against it? He didn't. He has voted open the government every time. In fact, the only times he didn't vote for it, he wasn't present. He clearly poised and ready to. And if he doesn't, the pain moves forward. This is your morning show with Michael Del Chornu. Morning Michael, crew. The three-cellar pronunciation is the most common foliage. Folage is also acceptable. Doesn't happen often, but I love it when I'm right, foliage. 27 minutes after the hour, hope your colors are beautiful. It is Monday, November the 3rd, if you're just waking up, the president is calling on Republicans and Senate to get rid of the filibuster. That'll end the government shutdown. During a wide-ranging interview with CBS 60 Minutes, Trump blamed the Democrats for the shutdown dragging on into its second month. The president said, while Republicans are voting almost unanimously to end the shutdown, Democrats keep voting against ending it. Trump said he's willing to work with the Democrats on fixing health care, but they need to end the shutdown first. He added that he thinks the Democrats will eventually have to vote to reopen the government. I'm Mark Mayfield. President Barack Obama was all in in the governor's race for New Jersey, but not willing to endorse Zohran Mamdani in New York City in the mayor's race. The two spoke by phone for half an hour Saturday while Obama was in New Jersey, campaigning for Mikie Sherrill for governor. The former president reportedly told the Democratic Socialist he'd be happy to act as a sounding board praising Zohran Mamdani's grassroots campaign. Zohran Mamdani campaign advisor Patrick Espard downplayed the lack of an endorsement saying his former boss doesn't endorse in local races, but that's not true. He's endorsed mayoral candidates in Los Angeles, Chicago's Stanford post president. and in 2013 while in office, Obama publicly backed Bill de Blasio for Big Apple Mayor. I'm Sarah Lee Kessler. Hollywood is looking at the worst weekend box office of the year so far. A weekend that included Halloween and the conclusion of the World Series saw theaters bring in a total of just $49 million. It also marked the end of the lowest grossing October in nearly 30 years. The Colleen Hoover adaptation regretting you topped the box office with $8.1 million in its second weekend. It edged out horror film Black Phone 2, which earned $8 million. I'm Mark Nefield. Hey, this is John Watts, and my morning show is your morning show with Michael Del Giorno. This is Becca and Tanya from Scrubbing In with Becca Tilly and Tanya Rad. Becca.

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Sure, I don't know the words of the songs, but I think the ones I make up are better. I had that argument one time with Michael Martin Murphy on Wildfire. He was in studio, and I got an argue with him over the lyrics. There's been a hood owl howling by my window now for six nights in a row, and then it's on wildfire. We're both going to come and go, and he's like, well, it's not the words. I said, yes, it is. And he goes, well, I wrote it. I performed it over a thousand times. I recorded it. But if you say so, I'll agree with you. So yeah, I get words wrong. But there was a great Johnny Mathis song. Too much, too little, too late to try again with you. Is it all too much too little too late as the gap goes from 20 points? down to six heading into election date. And again, all of this again, assuming polls are accurate. If polls are accurate, Andrew Cuomo was a closing horse. Zohran Mamdani was this horse with a huge lead and it's closing in the stretch. But is there enough racetrack left? for Andrew Cuomo to close the gap. And in the end, could it be just close enough so we can all look back and go, you see, I'm going to do this and make Big John mad. Why do I want to make Big John man? He's already mad enough. I missed the lunch. What are you doing? But is this setting itself up for the narrative, Hedley will left the race? That's about, my gut tells me that's about as close as it can get for you to play back in. And no, he shouldn't have left the race. Voters in New York City should have gotten this right. Now, remember, from the very beginning, this was a trick. They used the rank scale voting in order to get Zohran Mamdani through. In a normal election process, there would have been a runoff between Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani. Andrew Cuomo would have won, and it would be Andrew Cuomo with a huge lead over Curtis Sliwa going into the general. You wouldn't have had all this nonsense or a sitting mirror to come back as an independent, a Democrat governor to come back as an independent. And then everybody's pointing fingers at Sleewell, a Republican, doing what he had every right to do, which is run for mayor. And legitimately get people's votes. So the rank share voting system they used created this mess. And careful what you create. You will own it. There's a great New York Post article today, Andrew Cuomo, Curtis Sliwa, closing the gap on socialist Zohran Mamdani in the latest New York City mayoral election poll. But is it too late. And as impressive as going from 20 points to six point is, is it's not enough if the polls are accurate. But if the polls have been five to 10 points off all along, what were you saying? I have a big John rebuttal. Right in the middle. I know I call it you're a morning show, but this is ridiculous. They're going to rebut me in the middle of my monologue. He's got an honest little correction, and he wants to encourage people.

Does he still think he's going to win? I don't know. No, no. He's not there yet, but... Only because I love my listeners more than myself. And you know, probably next to only Mary. Yeah. I love Big John. He is going to interrupt this show and rebut the host. Here we go. So it's Jack Ciattarelli, not Jack Ciattarelli. Nice Italian name. Get to the voting boot. Pull his lever and let's go. Cittirelli? That's what I started with, Chenerelli. And that I was told that's wrong. It's Citra as in Citrus. Yeah. By the way, didn't I just hear... Governor Chris Christie, Mr. Johnson? Look, Martha, this is a really tough state for my party. Give you context. We've elected one Republican United States senator in the last 50 years, one Republican governor in the last 25 years. And I think we know who that is. We do. And let me tell you, when I got, when I ran, there was no roadmap for how to win New Jersey as a Republican in the 21st century. No one had done it. But we've laid the path for Jack Ciattarelli. This is what he's going to have to. Oh, he did say Chedorelli. Thank you, big John. As I was saying, Jack Ciattarelli, he's likely to come much closer than the Virginia race. But New York City is the one we're really looking at. And again, if the polls have been a little off, then the polls going from 20 to 6 could be significant. I was looking at the early voting. We'll go over this a little bit later on with Chris Walker. But we're looking at over a half a million early voted in this race. It is an off-year election. I suspect turnout will be high. So it'll just be interesting to see in the end how that all shakes. But I wouldn't say it's too close to call. They're favored in every single race. Probably New Jersey the closest. Mayor's race may be next closest. I think Virginia is a shoe win for the Democrats. The problem is if they do win. the New York City's marriage race. You want it and you own it. And that really becomes the next question, is this the new Democrat Party? Which was a question that, you know, Hakeem Jeffries was asked point blank. And you tell me if he answered it. No, I think the future of the Democratic Party is going to fall as far as we're concerned relative to the House Democratic caucus and members who are doing a great work all across the country. Most of which, of course, endorsed. Zohran Mamdani. So it'll be very interesting to say we'll do more of this preview of the elections tomorrow. My inner word to you is, of course I'm rooting for Jack Ciattarelli. I think the New Jersey race will be closer, but probably the Democrats should win all three of these races tomorrow. But even with the win, is it a win? Time will tell as it sets the beginning momentum and narrative for the midterms next year. A recent Danish study revealed something quite heartbreaking.

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