Border Devastation

Good morning! Today, on The Meter, we will cover the latest in the 2024 election. The polls between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris remain basically tied, as the GOP is favored to win at least a 1 seat Senate majority, and the House of Representatives is also to-close-to-call. Last night, Donald Trump attended the Alabama-Georgia game, and Tim Watz was present for Michigan and Minnesota. Their receptions were quite different as football fans seem to favor Trump even after Walz's comment that he took back football from the Republicans. With 38 days to go, where do you stand in this election? Also, Israeli war planes pounded Beruit on Friday night, hitting Hezebollah targets all over the city and its southern suburbs. Hezebollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in the air strikes, as was 20 other terrorists. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the attacks a necessity and proclaimed that Israel has no quarrel with the Lebanese people. The strikes are continuing as an Israeli invasion of Southern Lebanon may follow. The attack was conducted without notifying the Biden-Harris administration for concerns of the potential that could compromise the operation. How will the escalation in this conflict affect US elections? Moving to the US southern border, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has confirmed that more than 13,000 migrants convicted of murder and 15,000 convicted of rape were released by the Biden-Harris administration into the interior if America. Kamala Harris, the border czar, made her first ever trip to the border this week but did not address the numbers released by her own administration. Donald Trump spoke on the news at the football game and condemned Harris for her neglect and the results thereof. What impact will this revelation have on November 5th? Please join the discussion at 10AM. The call-in number is 347-308-8933. Your input is essential!