Is Donald Trump panicking about the midterms?

And James Tallarico, wherever he may be, we're looking for the guy he's been doing. Where the hell is he? Does anybody know where he might be? Sex is value. He described himself as a Christian who hates Christianity that night. Says that God is transgender. Has James Tallarico ever said any of those things that he is alleged to have said by Donald Trump? Well, of course not. And the other thing that really animates Donald Trump, about James Tallarico is that he accuses him, and this is as serious as it gets in Texas, of being a vegan. And Donald Trump says, you know, he keeps saying vegan. He says, I don't know how to pronounce that word. I don't know what a vegan, I like steak. And everyone cheers. If you look down exactly the polling list at the moment, there's an extraordinary poll this week. Texas, 50, 44 to the Democrats. Ohio, which has been used to this win state, has been trending Republican year after year now. 49 Democrats, 45 Republicans, even in states like Kansas. Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1932, since FDR was limbering up for his first term, right? That is how long Kansas has been solidly Republican, how firmly in the red column that it's been. And even in a few other states like Alaska, states that have been in the Republican column, For cycle after cycle, for decades now, there are polls, and of course they're just polls, but there can be little doubt, I think, that on the basis of this, there is the potential for a proper blue wave for the Democrats, which would sweep the Senate, take the House, even though it's been gerrymandered to high heaven, and you would, in all intents and purposes, then, even if the Democrats just took one of the changes, the domestic presidency for Donald Trump would be over. It is decades. I mean, literally decades since the Democrats last won in Texas. And yet, if you look at the polls now, the Senate candidate for the Democrats, a guy called James Tallarico, is looking like he's well out in front. And the Republican Party is having to pour tens of millions of dollars into this campaign to try to shore up support for their beleaguered candidate, Ken Paxton. and Donald Trump, as you say Lewis, has made his third visit to the state in less than four weeks and all the signs are that the Democrats are going to take over this ruby red state which would be a seismic shock in American politics and signify that the high watermark of Trump and Trumpism is now in retreat.