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The Guy Benson Show 10-28-2026 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) joined The Guy Benson Show today to talk about his crucial race for Texas Governor. Benson and Abbott discussed his opponent's radical voting record surrounding border security, law enforcement, and taxation. Abbott highlighted Texas's recent economic success, noting that the state leads America in job creation. They also discussed the impact President Trump is having on the midterm elections during his recent campaign events. Abbott concluded with a message to voters, among other topics.
Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) joined The Guy Benson Show today to discuss her Senate race in Maine. With just six days until Election Day, Collins remains in a tight race against her opponent, Troy Jackson. Benson and Collins discussed Jackson's endorsement by the Democratic Socialists of America. Collins also broke down her record and accomplishments as Maine’s senator, as well as her vision for the state's future.
Hon. Karl Rove, senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to President George W. Bush, Fox News contributor, and Wall Street Journal columnist, joined The Guy Benson Show today to react to a bombshell exposé from The New York Times involving Alaska Democrats. Rove explains that they recruited a candidate with the same name as incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan to confuse voters, and was a coordinated effort involving the Democratic campaign, Democratic Senatorial Committee, and a super PAC. Benson and Rove then go over a suspicious campaign mailer in Texas promoting libertarian candidate Ted Brown for U.S. Senate, the South Carolina Senate race, and more.