David Feldman Show

My Guest: Russell Mokhiber is the editor of the Corporate Crime Reporter read by prosecutors, corporations, white collar criminal defense law firms, legislators, media outlets, and law schools around the world. He is also founder of singlepayeraction.org. Russell owns runs Capitol Hill Citizen, an independent antiwar print newspaper for citizens done with the corporate duopoly and the internet addictions that keep the citizenry depressed, dejected, distracted and defeated. For Corporate Crime Reporter: https://www.corporatecrimereporter.com For Capitol Hill Citizen: https://www.capitolhillcitizen.com/ For Capitol Hill Citizen Substack: https://capitolhillcitizen.substack.com/

The blue tsunami hit. Democrats won control of both the House and the Senate, and Trump says he'll accept the results. Ken Paxton lost to James Talarico in Texas. Gina Hinojosa beat Greg Abbott. Annie Andrews flipped South Carolina. Susan Collins, Vivek Ramaswamy, Jon Husted, Scott Perry and Brian Fitzpatrick all went down. Abdul El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim U.S. senator. In Mississippi, Scott Colom was up by 28 votes against Cindy Hyde-Smith with affidavit ballots still being counted. I also look at Trump's 38% approval in the CBS exit poll (lower than Bush in 2006), Robert Garcia's two-word message to the White House, Don Jr.'s hunting trip with Umar Kremlev, and the "dummymanders": GOP-redrawn districts in Florida, Texas and Alabama that Democrats won anyway. We're not out of the woods. Constant vigilance. The fight continues.

Hours before the midterms, Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens ditches a joint appearance with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and endorses his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers. Her chief of staff quits, the Michigan Democratic Party throws her out, and El-Sayed raises $1.2M in four hours. Then: the final polls (blue wave, or the worst polling miss in modern history?), Ken Paxton's one-clap rally, getting real about Florida, Hegseth's impeachment vote next week, why convicting Trump in the Senate takes 67 votes, and an hour-by-hour guide to the House races to watch on election night.

Democrats lead by 8.2 percent in the home stretch with 44 million votes already cast. Senate control may come down to Kansas, Iowa, Alaska, and Texas. Key figures covered: Donald Trump, Mary Peltola, Dan Sullivan, Adam Hamilton, Roger Marshall, Ashley Hinson, Josh Turek, James Talarico, Ken Paxton, Roy Cooper, Sherrod Brown, Troy Jackson, Susan Collins, Jimmy Gomez, Angela Gonzales-Torres, Karen Bass, Nithya Raman, Zohran Mamdani, Katie Wilson, Janeese Lewis George, Benjamin Netanyahu, Flavio Bolsonaro

The 2026 Midterms are just hours away. Here is everything you don't need to know about the candidates, the polls and why a medically induced coma isn't the worst idea. Key figures covered: Donald Trump, Ilhan Omar, James Talarico, Ken Paxton, Greg Abbott, Gina Hinojosa, Susan Collins, Troy Jackson, Jon Ossoff, Ann Selzer, Amy Acton, Vivek Ramaswamy