By The FirstOn this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere takes a logical and dispassionate look at the November midterms and zeroes in on which exact day is the right one for conservatives and Republicans to truly start panicking. Then, a new edition of “Candidate Countdown!” out of Alaska. And, Stu goes over a market he “kinda likes” regarding Nathen Fielder’s wild new documentary on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.
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On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere outlines the best-case scenario for Republicans to emerge victorious from the midterm elections this November, and what the prediction markets are hinting at as we get closer to voting day. Then, Jesse Rosen and Tanner Lux from the Predict2026 conference join the program to outline what their New York City event will contain this coming December. Plus, a new edition of “Candidate Countdown!” out of Florida and Stu reveals his newest “Stranger Trade.”
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On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere reveals the GOP’s plans to turn their approach to the midterms around and checks in on the markets to analyze the viability of their plans. Then, it’s a brand new edition of “Candidate Countdown!”… this time out of Ohio. Plus, Stu breaks down a couple of markets he ‘kinda likes’ including ones involving Kamala Harris’s 2028 plans and the MLB playoff chances of the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Shocking Senate Market FLIP That Nobody Saw Coming!
On this episode of “Predictable w/ Stu,” Stu Burguiere breaks down the recent polling and market flip of the Senate from Republican favor to Democrat and finds the value opportunities hidden in the chaos. Then, today’s edition of “Candidate Countdown!” features a major race out of New York. Plus, Stu “Defends the Castle” against bad faith takes on investing in prediction markets and the many major ways they differ from everyday gambling and betting.
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Battleground 2026: Inside the Fight for the House Majority | EP 808
The fight for the House in the midterms is on. This is Battleground 2026: House Edition.
Sean Spicer is joined by Henry Olsen — Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and author of the Margin of Victory Newsletter for the Washington Post — to break down ALL 21 Cook Political Report Toss-Up Seats that will decide the House majority.
Plus: Why Inside Elections is breaking away from Cook and shifting more seats toward Democrats — even in usually safe red states like Iowa and Texas. And the redistricting war that could decide it before a single vote is cast: why Ron DeSantis’ Florida playbook worked, and why Greg Abbott’s Texas push isn’t holding.
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Every one of the 21 Cook toss-ups, explained
Inside Elections vs. Cook: where the map is really moving
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Why Salazar Turned on Trump Over Border Deportations | EP 806
Larry O’Connor guest hosts The Sean Spicer Show for Episode 806 with two powerhouse guests. Former Jill Biden spokesperson Michael LaRosa joins Larry to break down Abdul El-Sayed’s influence on the modern Democrat party and how Democrats have changed, plus the midterms outlook — why the redistricting map favors Republicans and why candidate quality will decide both the House and the Senate. Then Eric Eggers, VP of the Government Accountability Institute and Co-Host of The Drill Down with Peter Schweizer, joins to unpack the Maria Elvira Salazar ad against Trump and deportations — and her attempt to explain herself on the Sunday shows. Why did she do it this way? Larry and Eric also dive into voter rolls in New Jersey and California where nothing has been done to stop fraud, and Michigan where fraud has been proven with no real legal action or cleanup.