MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 2026
With Election Day just one day away, tonight’s shows lean hard into the midterms — plus a death-penalty debate, a Hollywood war film, and a warning about aliens. Here’s what ten of today’s biggest conservative shows are covering.
The Andrew Klavan Show — “Ep. 1302 - The Fight Goes On”
Klavan reflects on the political fight resuming after two years in which conservatives argued among themselves.
Says Trump restored the borders, national prestige and some sanity
Asks where the renewed battle should begin
Morning Wire — “This Is Your Midterm Cheat Sheet”
With Election Day two days away, Morning Wire gives a midterm cheat sheet with Ben Domenech and Tim Rice.
Discuss Democrats’ success making AI a campaign issue
Look at Senate battles in Maine and Alaska and Trump’s final push
Ask whether Republicans should brace for a blue wave
Cover prediction markets and pollsters’ credibility problems
Verdict with Ted Cruz — “Obama’s Same Hope & No Change Speech, Starstruck Media for El-Said plus The Alarm Sounds—Go Vote!”
Cruz and Ben Ferguson react to Barack Obama’s Ohio campaign speech and use it to look at the final push in key Senate races.
Debate the legacy of the Obama-Iran nuclear deal
Discuss how inflation and economic pressure affect voters
Analyze Senate races in Michigan, Iowa, Kansas, Texas and other battlegrounds
Examine media coverage of Michigan candidate Abdul El-Sayed
The Matt Walsh Show — “This Video Is Driving The Worst People On The Left Crazy | Ep. 1865”
Walsh says Marco Rubio is provoking the left by acknowledging that the United States is a Christian nation.
Argues ‘separation of church and state’ is among the most misrepresented phrases in American history
The Michael Knowles Show — ““Wolves Who Kill Other Wolves” Jim Caviezel Discusses GHOST SOLDIER”
Knowles interviews actor Jim Caviezel about his new film Ghost Soldier, which opens in theaters Nov. 11.
Discuss the realities of war and the battle between good and evil
Caviezel talks about the challenges of making the film
He shares thoughts on faith and Hollywood
Louder with Crowder — “James O’Keefe Is Facing Felonies for Exposing Minnesota Voter Fraud”
Crowder covers felony charges facing James O’Keefe and Cam Higby after their investigation of Minnesota’s voter vouching system.
Notes Minnesota does not require voter ID and explains vouching
Criticizes what he calls lawfare and prosecutorial overreach
Segments on Alaska’s election controversy and last-minute rule changes
Closes on voter roll verification concerns
The Megyn Kelly Show — “Here’s EXACTLY What Happened with the Prosecution’s Closing Argument at Russell Brand Trial”
Kelly walks through the prosecution’s closing argument at the Russell Brand trial.
Covers how the prosecutor portrays each accuser’s account
The Ben Shapiro Show — “Democrats’ Most Likable Candidate Just Got EXPOSED”
Shapiro examines Iowa Senate candidate Josh Turek, who presents himself as a moderate Democrat, and argues his record says otherwise.
Reviews Turek’s positions on immigration, taxes, abortion, school choice and DEI
Highlights Turek’s record of missed votes
Frames the Iowa race against Republican Ashley Hinson as a factor in Senate control
The Glenn Beck Program — “An Islamist Tried to Kill Him. Now, He Has an End Times Message for America”
Glenn Beck talks with Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel, who publicly forgave the attacker who stabbed him two years ago.
They discuss what forgiveness means and how it differs from justice
Beck asks how to rebuke evil in love when the culture calls it hate
The bishop says he believes we are past the middle of the end times
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey — “Aliens, Mermaids, and Shape-Shifters: A Christian Warning on the Paranormal | Ep 1415”
Stuckey critiques Katie Souza’s claims about mermaids, werewolves and aliens as a warning about occult-style ideas spreading in Christian circles.
Argues such teachings appeal to ‘secret knowledge’ not found in scripture
Connects Souza’s claims about aliens and hybrid children to the Nephilim
Says scripture urges believers to seek substance and truth, not entertainment