TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 2026
Ten of the biggest shows in conservative media tonight, with Brazil's disputed runoff still dominating the panels, Abdul El-Sayed taking fire from multiple directions in Michigan's Senate race, and Matt Walsh going after the private-equity firms quietly buying up your local HVAC repairman.
The Ben Shapiro Show — "What the Midterm Map Actually Shows"
Shapiro's midterm episode centers on Democratic surrogates and Senate races. He argues Democrats lean on Barack Obama because they are worried, that polls tilt toward Democrats, backs a DOJ lawsuit over a same-name candidate in the Alaska Senate race, and attacks Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.
Says Obama's Michigan campaigning for El-Sayed shows Democratic anxiety, and that Obama's appeal was personal rather than policy-based.
Disputes Obama's remarks on Iran, arguing Iran is weaker now; claims Obamacare premiums rose faster than employer premiums (unsourced).
Walks through Senate races (Maine, Michigan, Alaska, Arkansas, Mississippi, Iowa, Texas, Florida) citing polling averages and betting odds.
Argues polls are biased toward Democrats and tells Republicans to vote anyway.
Alaska: a retired teacher named Daniel J. Sullivan filed for Senate; the DOJ sued to guard against voter confusion, which Shapiro supports while Murkowski opposed it.
The Charlie Kirk Show — "Rigged Brazil Elections!?"
Charlie Kirk and co-host Blake argue Brazil's presidential runoff was rigged in favor of Lula over Flavio Bolsonaro, pointing to a last-minute extension of voting hours and a big jump in Lula's vote total. Their claims are largely unverified assertions.
Say Justice Cristiano Zanin, whom they call Lula's former lawyer, ordered polls open two extra hours minutes before closing, helping Lula-leaning areas.
Claim Lula gained about 14 million votes over round one and call that implausible given endorsements for Bolsonaro.
Question why blank-ballot and third-party voters would swing to Lula; float a welfare-fear explanation.
Say Lula allies called for regulating social media and a left-wing deputy proposed seizing Flavio Bolsonaro's passport.
Urge Sec. of State Rubio and the U.S. government to refuse to recognize the result.
The Dan Bongino Show — "Votemaxxing (Ep. 2624)"
Recorded about a week before the midterms, Bongino urges listeners to vote early and vote Republican, saying a Democratic win would be catastrophic. He argues DOJ and FBI accomplishments are underreported and plays clips from Trump, Todd Blanche, Eric Holder and Hakeem Jeffries. Most claims come without sourcing.
Frames the midterm as the last chance for the Trump agenda and pushes early voting.
Predicts Democrats in power would pack the Supreme Court, end the filibuster and Electoral College, add Puerto Rico and D.C. as states, and pass wealth taxes and Medicare for All (his predictions).
Cites voter-fraud charges, 48 foreigners charged with illegal voting, a 300,000-case backlog and 1,600 investigations (unverified).
Plays a Todd Blanche exchange with CNN's Dana Bash over DOJ poll monitors and argues monitors are a normal safeguard.
John Solomon appears on election integrity and investigations of Comey and Brennan.
The Megyn Kelly Show — "Ilhan Omar Fraud Evidence GROWS, w/ Michael Knowles, and the Meghan Markle Dad Story Doesn't Add Up"
Megyn Kelly and guest Michael Knowles go through allegations that Rep. Ilhan Omar's family immigrated under false names and that she committed marriage fraud, then cover the Ohio governor race ad involving Amy Acton's mother and the allegations around Meghan Markle's father. Omar disputes the claims.
Say Omar's family entered the U.S. under false names, citing Power Line, Alpha News and the Daily Caller; Omar says she has always been Ilhan Omar.
Allege she married a man they call her brother and divorced him in 2017 (the hosts' claim, unverified).
Kelly argues a passage in Omar's memoir implies she was 18 or 19 when her father naturalized, undercutting derivative citizenship.
Knowles says a federal judge signed a search warrant and that denaturalization or deportation is possible.
Ohio governor race: Ramaswamy's ad references Acton's mother; both defend it as a fair response.
Louder with Crowder — "What the F*ck Just Happened in Brazil?"
Crowder uses a solo monologue with clips and comedic bits to argue Lula's runoff win in Brazil was engineered rather than earned, focusing on a late voting-hours extension and implausible vote totals. The transcript is garbled and he offers no primary sources.
Says Lula beat Flavio Bolsonaro even though Bolsonaro led round one, calling that historically unprecedented.
Claims a Supreme Court justice who formerly served as Lula's lawyer granted an emergency voting-hours extension about three minutes after polls closed.
Says Kalshi odds swung from roughly 68% Bolsonaro to about 60% Lula after the ruling and presents that as evidence of foul play.
Argues endorsements from third- and fifth-place candidates should have helped Bolsonaro; says Lula gained about 11 million votes between rounds versus Bolsonaro's 3.5 million.
Asserts Brazil banned Rumble, that X could be next, and that authorities threatened to seize Bolsonaro's passport.
The Michael Knowles Show — "Journalist KICKED OUT of Women's Soccer Game for Wearing Anti-Trans Shirt"
Knowles runs a monologue-driven episode on politics and culture. The main segment attacks Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed; he also defends Catholic bishops who prayed with Trump and discusses a journalist removed from a women's soccer game over an 'XX' shirt.
Says Lula narrowly beat Flavio Bolsonaro and alleges one justice extended polling hours only in pro-Lula precincts.
Cites Democrats leading the generic ballot by roughly 7-8 points.
Calls El-Sayed a terrorist sympathizer, citing a 2012 Muslim Brotherhood letter; El-Sayed said he was never a member and refused 'dual loyalty' questions.
Says El-Sayed misleads on Medicare for All, citing a Brett Baier interview.
Defends bishops praying with Trump in the Oval Office, citing precedent.
The Matt Walsh Show — "Watch These Shameless HVAC Scammers Get Exposed | Ep. 1862"
Walsh argues private equity has bought up HVAC, plumbing and electrical companies, raising prices and hiding consolidation behind separate local brand names, and pairs this with undercover-sting reports of technicians inventing repairs. No guests.
Inside Edition's NJ sting caught a technician quoting about $1,736 for a nonexistent refrigerant leak; the real problem was two disconnected wires.
Cites PitchBook reporting that PE firms have bought nearly 800 HVAC, plumbing and electrical firms since 2022.
A CBS Los Angeles hidden-camera test showed technicians skipping inspection or disabling a unit.
Claims average HVAC repair revenue per job rose from about $818 in 2021 to over $1,200 in 2025.
Says Hartland Home Services owns 24 brands in seven states and that this fakes competition.
Morning Wire — "Obama Hits The Campaign Trail"
Morning Wire leads with Obama campaigning in Michigan for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed against Mike Rogers, then covers Starlink in Ukraine, a Melania Trump-brokered humanitarian deal, Venezuela's opposition leader, and riots in Europe. Guests give mostly commentator opinion.
Daily Wire's Tim Rice calls Obama's speech classic hope-and-change and says some jokes landed as condescending.
Rice argues El-Sayed is losing a public fight over his family's alleged ties to radical Islamist groups; cites reports of an FBI raid on his mother's home.
Heritage's Victoria Coats says Starlink is awkward for military use because it is a private product; Trump reportedly favors the government-controlled 'Star Shield.'
Coats credits Melania Trump, with Pope Leo's backing, with brokering humanitarian aid to a Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of about 25,000.
Coats says María Corina Machado is back in Venezuela after about a year in exile.
Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey — "'Muslims Love Jesus': Debunking the Right's Strange New Myth | Ep 1413"
In a maternity-leave episode, Stuckey takes on the idea, popular with some on the right, that Christians and Muslims share common ground because Islam reveres Jesus. She argues the Quran's Jesus contradicts the Gospels and the faiths do not worship the same God, while allowing narrow political cooperation.
Starts from a Tucker Carlson network post saying Islam honors Jesus as a prophet; says it omits that Islamic eschatology has him break the cross.
Names alliance advocates such as E. Michael Jones, Dan Bilzerian and Andrew Tate.
Cites Raymond Ibrahim's history of Muslim conquests, Barbary slave raids and the Armenian genocide.
Theologically, says Islam denies the crucifixion, resurrection, Trinity and Jesus's divinity.
Cites persecution in Nigeria and Sudan; her generalizations about Muslims as a majority versus a minority are largely unsourced.
The Glenn Beck Program — "EXCLUSIVE: Turns Out The Family WANTS The Redskins Logo Back!"
Beck hosts relatives and the estate attorney of a Blackfeet chief whose image appeared on the Washington football team's former helmet. The family wants the image and the Redskins name restored and says no one consulted them before the 2020 change. Beck backs them strongly.
Guests include Morning Star Gopher, attorney Denise Rosado, and two great-great grandsons.
Family says the team and NFL never contacted them and that their ancestor was 'erased'; Rosado says they want dialogue, not litigation.
Gopher is organizing a November 20 cultural showcase in Washington, D.C.
Beck claims the name was never a slur, citing a 2016 Washington Post poll (unsourced in the segment).
Family and Beck say the chief's image was also used on the Indian Head/Buffalo nickel and want a commemorative coin.