Today on the Ed Morrissey Show (3 pm ET), we have Townhall’s political editor, Guy Benson, and National Review’s Campaign Spot wizard, Jim Geraghty, giving us the latest from the midterm campaign trail. In bonus minutes, we’ll talk to Republican challenger Teresa Collett about her opponent’s strange claim that al-Qaeda is no longer a threat to the US — while the Obama administration says they’re more dangerous than ever.

Update: Jim has a homeowner emergency, but Matt Lewis will join us instead! We’ll ask the Politics Daily contributor to give us his predictions in the House and Senate before we let him go.

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