Days before the midterms, Mark Hayes and Brock Ganeles break down President Obama's campaign push and why they think he's still the party's strongest voice. He is the greatest orator of our lifetime and remains the only Democrat who can galvanize a multi-racial, multi-cultural coalition while drawing in some of the complacent White Americans that sit in the middle. They consider themselves not to be racist but vote MAGA except when Obama is on the ballot. Here in the midterms and disillusioned with Trump, there is a chance they may listen to him again. If he moves the needle just a little. The result could be a landslide for the Left. Hopefully, Obama stays on the campaign for other 50/50 races. Brock wants to see him in Florida and South Carolina this weekend to boost turnout for Andrews and Nixon, who he thinks could be excellent Senators.

The hosts also cover the early vote, the Bolsonaro investigation, the latest GDP numbers and a viral Fox News rally moment.

In this episode
Obama's rallies in Ohio, Michigan and Georgia, and the message behind them
Why "hating Trump" isn't enough, and the case for a platform of ideas
The Senate races the hosts would send Obama to in the final days
The Bolsonaro investigation and the immigration double standard
GDP numbers and whether the media questions government data enough
The Fox News rally clip that went viral
A quick WNBA finals and MLB update