Show Notes
With just 22 days until the midterms, Donald Trump holds rallies in New York and Tennessee as his approval rating slips. Meanwhile, his controversial Russian diesel deal draws bipartisan criticism over its legality and its potential impact on soaring fuel prices. Also, a federal judge blocks taxpayer-funded ads, while new POLITICO polling suggests that even an end to the Iran war or lower gas prices may do little to sway voters. Republicans are now spending heavily to defend traditionally safe seats as Election Day approaches.
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