Six days before the midterms, Democrats are talking about a blue wave, Republicans are hoping for a low tide, and Rick Robinson has one question: How much can we really trust the polls?
Rick compares the latest congressional polling with the 2018 midterms, examines the races in South Carolina and Maine, and digs into the difference between national sentiment and actual election results.

Hour two turns to January 6 and FBI confidential human sources, a confrontation involving the Cuban delegation at the United Nations, the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision, and Oklahoma’s aluminum smelter controversy. There’s also a look at Palmer Luckey’s push for American-made computers—and a detour into Rolling Stone’s questionable definition of rock music.

Everybody has numbers. Nobody knows the outcome until the votes are counted.