FULL SHOW: Final crunch for the midterms; NYC's economy.

President Trump is not going to some rallies in some parts of the country as we get closer to the midterms. Mark plays a clip of Trump telling off a Reuters reporter after a question the President was asked touched a nerve with him. The Justice Department’s Dan Sullivan controversy in Alaska, regarding his name appearing twice on the ballot, which could be a scheme, accelerated sharply after Alaska's campaign revelations, and more officials are coming out about this. Big turnout for voting in Israel, and it looks like Bibi Netanyahu didn't win enough seats for him to take power. North Korean hackers have hacked into a crypto bank and stolen billions of dollars in crypto. BIBI Netanyahu is declaring that Israel's election was stolen. Actor Patrick Stewart passed away.  Another horrible tragedy of someone getting raped in Central Park is surfacing. Are criminals getting reimbursed in NYC for crimes they committed and the time in jail? Former special counsel Jack Smith apparently did more shady things, including spying on people's personal items. Natalie Harp, Trump's assistant, prints out many things for him constantly.  Mark interviews Roger Friedman from Showbiz 411. Roger explains why old-school artists are still performing to this day. Roger and Mark both joke about raising money for movie theaters. Some of the places that we once loved may be slowly fading.  The live in-person rally in Kansas and Iowa was originally off the table for President Trump, but he has changed his mind and will go now. Outdoor rallies are phased out at the moment due to safety concerns for President Trump. Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has said that she doesn't think Abdul El Saye'ds thinking about Jewish individuals is good. If Hollywood uses AI to make more movies, it could become really easy for movie directors and investors. The New York Times has recently reported the news very fairly, highlighting the Dan Sullivan case in Alaska and Ilhan Omar's situation. People Inc., which owns People Magazine, InStyle, and more, is laying off around 195 staff members due to demand.  Mark interviews journalist Steve Cuozzo. Steve has a new book coming and explains all about it. Steve gives us an update on how New York City is doing economically, including real estate, restaurants, and more. A new hotel is coming to NYC, and Steve explains what it is. 

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