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President Trump campaigns in Florida today with a rally at Alico Arena, drawing nearly 5,000 supporters in the final 12 days of the midterm campaign. Alex and Jordan preview the event, the polls, and the closing arguments.

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed New Hampshire to keep banning student IDs as voter identification in November's election, which will help decide control of the Senate. Alex and Jordan look at the emergency ruling and the high-stakes Sununu-Pappas race.

Federal authorities have once again stopped sharing evidence with Minnesota investigators probing the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents. Alex and Jordan examine the deepening clash between federal and state authorities.

President Trump says Elon Musk has restored Ukraine's access to Starlink, but refused to confirm whether he personally called the billionaire to request it. Alex and Jordan break down the satellite lifeline behind Ukraine's drone defenses.

The Pentagon has authorized the Department of Homeland Security to test the military's Active Denial System heat ray for possible use on the southern border, in what CNN calls an unprecedented step. Alex and Jordan unpack the memo, the technology, and the debate over non-lethal force.

A federal judge ordered DHS to stop its voter fraud field operations in nine states after finding flawed targeting data could sweep up American citizens, with the ban running through Election Day. Alex and Jordan examine the 19-page ruling, the shaky data behind the voter lists, and what it means for the midterms.

The Justice Department opened a criminal investigation into Trump ally Corey Lewandowski over his handling of government contracts during his time as a special government employee at the Department of Homeland Security. Alex and Jordan look at the inspector general's referral, the denials, and what Trump's noncommittal response signals.

The Justice Department charged Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas with running a $4.5 million illegal cannabis enterprise, unsealing a 45-page indictment that also names her daughters and granddaughter. Alex and Jordan unpack the FBI wiretap, the racketeering allegations, and why the case is shaking Virginia politics.

A federal judge ordered President Trump to sit for a deposition under oath by December 11 in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, warning the case could be dismissed if he refuses. Alex and Jordan discuss the stakes of a videotaped presidential deposition and the BBC's admission that its Panorama edit was misleading.

The U.S. and Israel are preparing plans for a new attack on Iran in early November after sources told NPR that Trump rejected an Israeli strike planned for mid-October before Israel's October 27 election, with Washington building up forces in the region. Alex and Jordan break down what the buildup means for diplomacy, oil markets, and the fragile ceasefire from the February war.