FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 2026
Four days before the midterms, tonight’s roundup is dominated by one story: Minnesota’s voter-vouching system and the felony charges now hanging over the journalists who exposed it. Ten of today’s biggest conservative shows weigh in, plus Alaska’s “two Dan Sullivans” mystery and a few lighter stories to round things out.
Morning Wire — “The Mystery of Alaska’s Two Dan Sullivans Just Took a Major Turn”
Morning Wire reports that a bombshell report shows the Democratic campaign planted the so-called decoy Dan Sullivan in Alaska’s Senate race, alongside two other stories.
Brazil’s right-wing presidential candidate flees to the U.S. after a contested election.
A second high-speed train collision in Spain this year leaves almost 70 dead.
The Megyn Kelly Show — “New Info About Ilhan Omar’s Allegedly Gay Brother Who She Married as a “Brusband” Committing Fraud”
Kelly discusses how Ilhan Omar responded to marriage-fraud allegations in 2017 and new reporting about her allegedly gay brother, whom she reportedly married. Claims are the show’s own.
Examines the odd way Omar answered the allegations in 2017.
Covers what her actual husband reportedly thought about it.
The Glenn Beck Program — “I Told You to Prepare. Here Is What You Actually Need To Do.”
Beck tells his audience how to prepare for a possible emergency. The notes give little more detail.
Practical preparedness advice for an emergency.
The Ben Shapiro Show — “This Clip Shows How Easy Minnesota Makes Voter Fraud”
Shapiro presents a short clip arguing Minnesota officials would prosecute people who expose possible voter fraud while ignoring actual fraud.
Frames the Minnesota situation as a double standard on election enforcement.
Points viewers to the full Ep. 2537 on DailyWire.
The Matt Walsh Show — “This Video Is Driving The Worst People On The Left Crazy | Ep. 1865”
Walsh’s Ep. 1865 says Marco Rubio is angering the left by acknowledging that the U.S. is a Christian nation.
Argues ‘separation of church and state’ is among the most misrepresented phrases in American history.
Verdict with Ted Cruz — “BONUS POD: Ballot Trickery in Alaska as Cheating Democrats have NO Ideas for Winning”
Ben Ferguson’s bonus episode examines the New York Times report on Alaska’s Senate race and the claim that Democratic operatives helped put a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot. These are the host’s views.
Reviews coverage from CNN, CBS News and ABC News.
Covers comments from AG Todd Blanche and President Trump.
Looks at Mary Peltola’s response and what it could mean for Senate control.
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey — “Would I Ever Send My Kids to Public School? | Ep 1414”
In Ep. 1414, Stuckey answers listener voicemails on birth trauma, panhandlers and schooling.
Tells her own birth story to advise someone afraid to have more kids.
Advises how a Christian should handle panhandlers and charity.
Gives her view on public school versus homeschool and Christ-centered education.
The Michael Knowles Show — “Conservative Journalists CHARGED For Exposing Minnesota Voter Fraud”
In Ep. 2092, Knowles covers criminal charges against O’Keefe and Higby, plus two lighter stories.
Charges tied to exposing voter fraud in Minnesota.
A child reportedly found alive in a morgue five hours after being declared dead.
A famous lesbian bar closing after relaxing its mask policy.
The Dan Bongino Show — “The Dems’ Horrifying Wish List (Ep. 2627)”
In Ep. 2627, Bongino says the media is panicking ahead of next week’s election and that the meltdown is revealing.
NYT report on a ‘Dan Sullivan’ scheme to hurt the Alaska Republican in the Senate race.
Conservative journalists facing felony charges after exposing Minnesota election vulnerabilities.
A report that Trump is eyeing a new Iran strike after the midterms.
Louder with Crowder — “James O’Keefe Is Facing Felonies for Exposing Minnesota Voter Fraud”
Crowder covers felony charges in Minnesota against James O’Keefe and Cam Higby after they investigated the state’s voter vouching system.
Says Minnesota does not require voter ID and walks through how vouching works.
Criticizes what he calls lawfare and prosecutorial overreach.
Discusses the Alaska election controversy and last-minute rule changes.
Raises questions about voter roll verification.