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Chris Hill of Motley Fool Money explains why Facebook is spiraling, and where that situation may be headed. Also, a big week for the big economic picture; a rough week for Big Tech Companies Not Named Apple; and Amazon has a bold but slightly confusing new offering.

Also, Elon Musk fuels the online dumpster fire, how a quirk in polling may have caught the Democrats, and is John Fetterman's auditory issue really an impediment to him doing the job of US Senator?

Mark Bergman, a top Dem political consultant working on some of the biggest races around the country, joins Matt to look at which factors have really been shaping the midterm elections, where things stand now, and how the dynamics are looking in each of the biggest races on the map.

This week on Facing the Future, Concord Coalition Policy Director Tori Gorman fills in as host and speaks with Economist Claudia Sahm who has worked at both the Federal Reserve and the White House. Sahm questions whether the Fed is taking the right approach to fighting inflation by raising interest rates so rapidly. The originator of the 'Sahm rule' in economic forecasting says there's a risk Fed's actions might needlessly cause a global recession and put millions of people out of work in the US and abroad.

As we barrel toward the midterms, the parties have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into delivering their messages to voters. Doug Thornell may be responsible for more of those ads than anyone. He's a partner at SKDK, one of the top strategic communications companies in the world, and one of the few Black media consultants in Democratic politics. So when we asked him what making all those ads has shown him about the challenges that the party faces, he had something interesting to say. "The Democratic Party has an image problem. And we have for a while now."

On today’s episode of, “Cail & Company LIVE,” Ken Cail interviews Kitty Rae the OFFICIAL “Flick Chick,” and Tom Raffio, President & CEO of Northeast Delta Dental.

Senate Race Mania, UK Conservative Implosion, and Student Loan Confusion. Also, are debates uniformly terrible? And is Kanye too crazy for Tucker Carlson?

Paul speaks with Zandra Rice Hawkins and Sarah Robinson of Granite State progress about Women's Reproductive rights, the Right Wing attempt by NH Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut and his cronies to pit parents against teachers and school boards with the purported "Parental Rights" push, designed to limit what schools can offer to LGBTQ+ and transgender students, and the landmark health care legislation passed by President Biden and Democrats in Congress which will help thousands of Granite Staters pay for medication and health care.

Andrew Heaton is a comedian, author, and political satirist. He’s also the host of “The Political Orphanage” a comedy and news podcast. As a couple of passionate moderates, Matt and Andrew dive into some of the goings-on in politics recently that are driving us the most nuts. Then we get into some of the really good ideas we've heard on our shows recently, from why multi-member congressional districts might fix some of our partisanship to how to survive a nuclear war.

Host Chris Ryan takes an indepth look at the Patriots ahead of their Week 8 match-up at the Jets. He also talks with Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm about what's led to Boston's 8-1 start to the season.