Equality & Patriotism in 2026 America; Guest: U.S. Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL-19) on becoming Florida's Next Great Governor

We're within one week of the 2026 Midterm Elections! Our host, Mike Slater, is here to explain what is at stake for our country and why YOU need to get out to vote AND get others to do the same! Don't get caught with your pants down while our nation's future is on the line!

Think that the stories about Haitians in places like Ohio only mattered in 2024? Think again! Our host, Mike Slater, has some HOT, HOT, HOT takes on how these immigrants are still impacting American politics and why YOU need to be paying attention to them!

Ok folks, as of right now, it's on you! A lot of listeners say they don't know what to do. Mike and others need to do more to get the word out to stop the Democrats from taking over. So Mike spends the first hour of the show going over the dangers of a Democrat takeover and President Trump's accomplishments. That's it. That's all Mike can do. Now it's on you. Your mission, should you choose to accept it: tell one person each day between now and the election to go vote. If you don't vote, you can't complain! What can you do? VOTE!!! Mike talks to Tad Jude, running for Minnesota Secretary of State, and Jace Yarbrough, running for Congress in Texas' 32nd District. We need to vote for Tad, Jace, and all Republicans. No more excuses! Vote!

MAGA supporters usually don't have any complaints about the policies of President Trump and the Republican Party as a whole. But they do criticize Republicans over messaging. The GOP's ideas sometimes gets lost amid the Left's appeal to people's emotions and guilt over past wrongs, and promises to use other people's money to fix their problems. The Mike came across what may be the best political ad he's heard since Ronald Reagan's legendary "Morning in America" ad. Take notes, Republicans! This is the blueprint for your messaging. Then, Breitbart News Political Editor Bradley Jaye talks about the consequences of fake polling and Mike Rogers hits Abdul El-Sayed in the mouth during their last debate before the election. Will it be enough to sway voters?

Some on the Left are alarmed at emerging patterns in early voting for the midterms. The Michigan Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed is tight. Jewish voters, many of whom have never voted Republican but are turned off by El-Sayed's antisemitism and anti-Americanism, are voting for Rogers. Reports indicate heavy turnout so far in early voting. Is this good news for Republicans? And, one of the most crucial House races is for Texas' 34th District, in Brownsville along the border. This is a traditionally Democratic district, but Eric Flores is in a tight race to flip the district to the Republicans. Mike says this is one of the most crucial races. Can Flores put this race in the win column for the GOP? Hear what he has to say....