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NEW FEDERAL ELECTION INVESTIGATIONS, AN UNUSUAL ALASKA SENATE CONTROVERSY, AND FRESH QUESTIONS ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE ILHAN OMAR INVESTIGATION — ALL AS PRESIDENT TRUMP RETURNS TO SOUTH CAROLINA.

We're just days away from the November 3 midterm elections, and several new developments are making headlines.

ICE RELEASES NEW NAMES CONNECTED TO ELECTION-RELATED INVESTIGATIONS

The Daily Caller reports that federal immigration officials have identified 17 additional noncitizens connected to investigations involving alleged illegal voting or voter registration.

The allegations involve elections dating back several years and individuals with different immigration statuses, including lawful permanent residents.

Federal officials say they are working to enforce election laws and investigate suspected violations.

But it's important to distinguish accusations, arrests and criminal convictions. Not every person identified in the report has been convicted of an election-related offense.

We'll examine the cases, what federal officials have released and what the findings tell us about election-law enforcement.

ALASKA SENATE RACE: TWO CANDIDATES NAMED DAN SULLIVAN

The New York Times has reported that political operatives connected to Democratic candidate Mary Peltola helped recruit another candidate named Dan Sullivan to run in Alaska's U.S. Senate election.

Republican incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan is seeking reelection against Peltola, while a retired teacher named Daniel J. Sullivan is also on the ballot.

President Trump has accused Democrats of trying to confuse voters, and Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has called for an investigation.

Peltola's campaign denies involvement in the other Sullivan candidacy.

We'll examine what the Times reported, how Alaska's election system works and the legal questions surrounding the unusual situation.

ILHAN OMAR INVESTIGATION: DID FEDERAL SCRUTINY BEGIN UNDER OBAMA?

Fox News Digital reports that federal authorities began examining allegations concerning Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's former marriage and immigration history in 2016, during the Obama administration.

According to the report, a federal investigation was later closed in 2021 before renewed scrutiny under the Trump administration.

Omar has denied allegations that she married her brother or committed immigration fraud. The existence of an investigation does not establish that the accusations are true.

We'll discuss what the new reporting says about the investigation's history, what has been independently established and what questions remain unanswered.

PRESIDENT TRUMP RETURNS TO SOUTH CAROLINA

President Donald Trump was back in the Palmetto State Thursday, holding another campaign rally for Republican Senator Darline Graham.

This time, the president traveled to Rock Hill, where he spoke to supporters at the Rock Hill Sports & Event Center.

Trump has repeatedly emphasized his relationship with Graham's late brother, Senator Lindsey Graham, and his support for her campaign.

We'll share highlights from the visit and discuss the final days of South Carolina's U.S. Senate contest between Graham and Democratic challenger Dr. Annie Andrews.

ELECTION DAY — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3

South Carolina early voting continues through Saturday, October 31.

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What do you think about the new federal election investigations?

Should the circumstances surrounding Alaska's same-name Senate candidates be investigated?

And what questions do you have about the history of the Ilhan Omar investigation?

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PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS "ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE" WITH IRAN — AND THE PENTAGON IS PREPARING MILITARY OPTIONS THAT COULD BE CONSIDERED AFTER THE NOVEMBER 3 MIDTERM ELECTIONS.

Reports indicate U.S. military planners have developed options for renewed strikes against Iranian military targets, including missile and drone facilities.

American officials have also reportedly warned regional allies to prepare for the possibility of Iranian retaliation.

But President Trump has not announced a final decision to launch another operation.

We'll examine what the Pentagon is preparing, the potential consequences of another escalation and what could happen after Election Day.

ILHAN OMAR INVESTIGATION: JUDGE JAMES BOASBERG ENTERS THE PICTURE

The federal investigation involving Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has taken another turn, and the name of the judge involved may sound familiar.

Federal Judge James Boasberg is overseeing a dispute over whether the Justice Department should release the search warrant and supporting documents connected to the October 12 search of Omar's Washington, D.C., home.

A coalition of news organizations is seeking access to the documents, arguing that the public has an interest in understanding the basis for the investigation.

The Justice Department wants the records kept sealed while investigators continue reviewing evidence.

Omar denies wrongdoing and has characterized the investigation as politically motivated. No criminal charges against her have been announced.

We'll examine the court dispute, the competing arguments and what remains unknown about the investigation.

KAMALA HARRIS WARNS DEMOCRATS AGAINST IMPEACHING TRUMP

Here's a political development you might not have expected.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris says pursuing another impeachment of President Donald Trump would not be a good idea if Democrats regain control of Congress.

Harris argues that Democrats should focus on investigations, oversight and legislative priorities rather than spending time on impeachment proceedings that may not have the Senate votes needed for conviction.

We'll examine her comments, the difference between congressional oversight and impeachment, and what a change in control of Congress could mean for the administration.

SPECIAL GUEST: ROM REDDY — FORMER SOUTH CAROLINA GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE

Former Republican candidate for South Carolina governor Rom Reddy joins us to discuss his experience in the GOP primary and why he has continued participating in Republican politics after his campaign ended.

We'll talk about the role former candidates can play in shaping policy, the challenges of party unity after competitive primaries and the possible consequences of a change in congressional control.

We'll also discuss what happens when candidates disagree with their party's nominee, how political coalitions are maintained and how election results can affect the legislative agenda in Washington.

ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3

South Carolina early voting continues through Saturday, October 31.

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What concerns you most about the possibility of renewed military action involving Iran?

Should the Justice Department release the Ilhan Omar search warrant while the investigation continues?

And do you agree with Kamala Harris that congressional investigations should take priority over another impeachment effort?

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SOUTH CAROLINA'S U.S. SENATE RACE IS SEPARATED BY JUST ONE POINT IN A NEW POLL — AND A DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN RALPH NORMAN IS MAKING NATIONAL HEADLINES.

The South Carolina Policy Council's newly released Fall 2026 Poll shows Republican Senator Darline Graham at 47% and Democratic challenger Dr. Annie Andrews at 46%, with other candidates and undecided voters accounting for the remainder.

The poll surveyed 895 likely voters for the election questions, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.21 percentage points.

We'll discuss what these numbers tell us — and what they don't — as South Carolina prepares for the November 3 election.

RALPH NORMAN PUSHES BACK AGAINST TRUMP OVER DARLINE GRAHAM

Congressman Ralph Norman is criticizing President Trump's involvement in the South Carolina Senate contest.

Norman, who lost the Republican runoff to Graham earlier this year, says he will not campaign for her during the final week before Election Day.

He argues that South Carolina voters should not be pressured to support a candidate simply because the president endorsed her.

Other Republicans have called for party unity, while Trump has continued campaigning on Graham's behalf.

We'll examine the disagreement, the candidates' campaigns and the implications for South Carolina's Republican Party.

175 HOUSE DEMOCRATS CHALLENGE THE ILHAN OMAR INVESTIGATION

A group of 175 House Democrats, led by Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, is calling on the Trump administration to stop what they describe as a politically motivated investigation of Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.

The lawmakers sent a letter to federal officials criticizing the October 12 search of Omar's Washington, D.C., home and raising concerns about investigative actions so close to an election.

Omar has denied allegations of immigration fraud.

The lawmakers say the investigation raises questions about the use of federal law enforcement against political opponents. Supporters of the investigation argue that credible allegations should be examined regardless of a person's elected position.

We'll discuss the letter, the legal questions and what remains unknown about the investigation.

ISRAEL VOTES — BUT WHO WILL FORM THE NEXT GOVERNMENT?

Israelis have voted in a national election, but choosing the country's next government involves a process very different from an American presidential election.

Israel has a parliamentary system with 120 seats in the Knesset. A governing coalition generally needs the support of at least 61 members.

Early election results indicate that neither major political bloc has an outright majority.

We'll explain how coalition negotiations work, the roles of Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, and why it could take weeks or even months before a new government is formed.

SPECIAL GUEST: ROBERT CARTHCART — SOUTH CAROLINA POLICY COUNCIL

Robert Carthcart joins us to discuss the organization's newly released statewide poll.

We'll examine:

• The 47%–46% Senate race.

• How the survey was conducted and what the margin of error means.

• The importance of undecided voters and smaller-party candidates.

• Why cost of living and inflation rank so highly among voter concerns.

• What the results reveal about attitudes toward South Carolina's political leadership.

ELECTION DAY: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3

South Carolina early voting continues through Saturday, October 31.

Check your registration, find your voting location and review your sample ballot:

https://scvotes.gov/

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What do you think of the disagreement between Ralph Norman and President Trump?

What questions would you ask about the new South Carolina Senate poll?

And what do you make of the congressional letter concerning the Ilhan Omar investigation?

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A FEDERAL JUDGE HAS RULED THAT THE TRUMP JUSTICE DEPARTMENT UNLAWFULLY FIRED THE DAUGHTER OF FORMER FBI DIRECTOR JAMES COMEY — AND THE DECISION IS RAISING QUESTIONS ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL POWER.

Maurene Comey, a former federal prosecutor in New York, challenged her dismissal from the Justice Department. On Monday, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman, appointed by former President Barack Obama, ruled that the firing violated federal law.

The court rejected the administration's broad argument about executive authority and raised constitutional concerns about the limits of presidential power.

The Justice Department has said it intends to appeal.

We'll examine what the judge decided, what remains unresolved and what the ruling could mean for the administration's authority over career federal employees.

TRUMP AND OBAMA TRADE JABS OVER WHITE HOUSE RENOVATIONS

Former President Barack Obama made headlines after comparing President Donald Trump's White House renovations to a Cheesecake Factory.

President Trump responded Monday, defending his changes to the historic residence and criticizing how Obama maintained the White House during his presidency.

We'll look at the exchange, the renovations behind the controversy and why the two presidents are still trading political barbs.

PENNSYLVANIA VOTERS TALK ABOUT THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS

With Election Day approaching, Fox News Digital interviewed voters in Pennsylvania who say opposition to President Trump and his administration is motivating them to participate.

Their concerns offer a window into some of the issues shaping the midterm conversation, including affordability, government policy and the direction of the country.

But individual voter interviews aren't the same as a statewide poll. We'll discuss what these conversations reveal and what they cannot tell us about the final election results.

ANNIE ANDREWS RECEIVES BIPARTISAN ENDORSEMENTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

South Carolina Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews has received endorsements from two former governors representing different political parties.

Former Republican Governor David Beasley and former Democratic Governor Jim Hodges have announced their support for Andrews in her race against Republican Senator Darline Graham.

The endorsements add a new development to South Carolina's Senate campaign in the final days before November 3.

We'll examine the former governors' reasoning, the reaction to their announcement and the issues dividing the two Senate candidates.

ELECTION DAY — NOVEMBER 3

South Carolina early voting continues through October 31.

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Should a president have broad authority to dismiss career federal prosecutors?

What did you think about the Trump–Obama exchange over the White House?

And what do you make of two former South Carolina governors from opposing parties endorsing the same Senate candidate?

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ELON MUSK ACKNOWLEDGES SPACEX RESTRICTED UKRAINE'S STARLINK ACCESS — AND THE CONTROVERSY OVER WHO MADE THE DECISION IS FAR FROM OVER.

Ukraine says restrictions on satellite internet service disrupted military operations, including drone missions and efforts to intercept Russian attacks.

Elon Musk has acknowledged that SpaceX imposed restrictions on the Starlink system, arguing that Ukraine was violating the service's terms by using it for certain military operations.

But questions remain about the related Starshield military system and whether the Trump administration played a role in the restrictions.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says service has now been restored to the speeds Ukrainian forces need.

We'll examine what Musk admitted, what Ukrainian officials are saying and why satellite communications have become so important in the war against Russia.

ILHAN OMAR INVESTIGATION: DELETED SOCIAL MEDIA POST RESURFACES

The controversy surrounding Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar continues as a deleted social media post from 2013 draws renewed attention.

The post reportedly referred to her father by a name different from the one appearing in other public records.

Critics are questioning whether the post has any significance for longstanding allegations about Omar's former marriage and immigration history.

Omar has denied allegations that she married her brother or committed immigration fraud. The resurfaced post does not establish those accusations as fact.

President Donald Trump has also called for Omar to leave Congress amid the controversy.

We'll examine the reported post, the allegations and what remains unproven.

ARE AMERICANS TIRED OF POLITICAL CALLS AND TEXT MESSAGES?

Election Day is approaching, and many Americans are receiving an endless stream of campaign messages.

A new survey suggests voters are increasingly frustrated with unsolicited political calls and text messages, and some say excessive outreach could negatively affect their opinions of candidates.

We'll discuss the survey, why campaigns rely so heavily on direct messaging and whether political outreach can sometimes have the opposite effect from what candidates intend.

Are you receiving more political calls and texts than usual? We'd love to hear about your experience.

THE FINAL STRETCH TO NOVEMBER 3

The 2026 general election is approaching, and early voting is underway in South Carolina.

Whether you prefer to vote early or cast your ballot on Election Day, take time to check your polling location, review the candidates and ballot questions, and make a plan that works for you.

SOUTH CAROLINA VOTING INFORMATION

Early voting: October 19–31

Hours: 8:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday

Election Day: Tuesday, November 3

Election Day polling hours: 7:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.

Find your early voting center, check your registration and view your sample ballot:

https://scvotes.gov/

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Who should have the authority to restrict Ukraine's access to satellite technology?

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Youth substance abuse is a growing concern for families across America, and prevention may be one of the most powerful tools we have to protect the next generation.

Martine Helou of RIZE Prevention joins Joey Hudson to discuss the challenges facing young people today, the warning signs parents should recognize, and what families, schools, and communities can do to prevent substance use before it begins.

October is Youth Substance Use Prevention Month, and communities across Upstate South Carolina are stepping up. The City of Mauldin, City of Simpsonville, and Greenville County have officially recognized the importance of prevention, early intervention, and mental health support for young people.

During our conversation, Martine shares the mission of RIZE Prevention and explains why educating families and building strong community partnerships are essential to keeping kids healthy and safe.

We also discuss:

• The mission of RIZE Prevention and the communities it serves.

• The biggest substance use challenges facing today's teenagers.

• Warning signs parents and grandparents should watch for.

• How parents can start conversations about drugs and alcohol.

• The importance of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

• RIZE Prevention's upcoming Dinkin' Donuts Pickleball Tournament on November 21 and how the community can get involved.

Parents, grandparents, teachers, and community leaders — this is a conversation you don't want to miss.

Learn more about RIZE Prevention:
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Join the conversation: What do you believe is the biggest challenge facing young people today when it comes to drugs, alcohol, and peer pressure? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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Greenville County voters are being asked to approve another penny sales tax on November 3rd. But with the rising cost of living, property taxes, and inflation already squeezing family budgets, many taxpayers are asking a simple question: When is enough, enough?

Carlton Owen, Chairman of Investing for Greenville's Future, joins Joey Hudson to discuss the proposed sales tax increase, what the additional revenue would fund, and why supporters believe it's necessary for Greenville County's future.

We ask some tough questions: Why should taxpayers approve another tax? How can voters be confident the money will be spent responsibly? And what happens if voters say NO?

Whether you support the proposal or oppose it, this is an important conversation before Election Day.

Join the conversation: Is another penny a reasonable investment in Greenville County's future, or are taxpayers already paying enough? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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A TOP HOUSE DEMOCRAT IS UNDER FIRE OVER VOTER ID — AND A NEW FEDERAL ELECTION FRAUD CASE IN CALIFORNIA IS RAISING QUESTIONS ABOUT ELECTION SECURITY.

House Democratic Caucus Chairman Pete Aguilar has opposed stricter voter ID requirements in his home state of California. Now, following federal charges against 28 noncitizens in California election-related cases, critics are questioning his position.

The Justice Department says 11 people were arrested in the latest operation, with 28 defendants charged overall. The allegations involve unlawful voter registration and, in many cases, voting by people who were not U.S. citizens.

But do these cases demonstrate weaknesses in election safeguards? Would additional voter ID requirements have prevented the alleged offenses? And how should lawmakers balance election security with access to the ballot?

We'll examine the charges, the political arguments and the debate over voter identification.

OBAMA-APPOINTED JUDGE ACCUSED OF MISCONDUCT IN TRUMP-RELATED CASE

A federal judge is facing allegations of misconduct in a legal dispute involving the Trump administration.

The controversy centers on the administration's proposed Anti-Weaponization Fund, which was intended to compensate people who claimed they were unfairly targeted by federal law enforcement.

We'll examine the reported misconduct complaint, the underlying court dispute and the distinction between allegations against a judge and an official finding of judicial wrongdoing.

ILHAN OMAR DENIES IMMIGRATION FRAUD ALLEGATIONS

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is pushing back against allegations concerning her former marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.

Omar denies that she married a sibling or entered into a marriage to obtain immigration benefits.

The controversy has generated renewed national attention amid reports of a federal investigation, but the underlying allegations have not been established in court.

We'll examine what Omar has said, the claims being circulated and what evidence would be necessary to substantiate accusations of immigration fraud.

GREENVILLE'S PROPOSED PENNY SALES TAX — CARLTON OWEN JOINS US

Greenville County voters are being asked to approve another penny sales tax on November 3.

Carlton Owen, chairman of Investing for Greenville's Future, joins us to discuss the proposal and explain why his organization believes the additional tax is needed.

The countywide proposal would add a 1% sales tax on eligible purchases to fund roads, bridges, intersections, transit and land preservation.

Supporters say the proposal would help address years of infrastructure needs in one of South Carolina's fastest-growing areas.

But many taxpayers have a different question: Why does government keep coming back asking for just one more penny?

We'll ask Carlton about:

• Why existing tax revenue isn't enough to maintain Greenville's infrastructure.

• How much the proposal would collect and where the money would go.

• Whether the promised oversight and accountability measures are strong enough.

• What would happen if voters reject the tax.

• Why some Greenville-area residents may face separate county and municipal sales tax questions on the same ballot.

It's an important conversation before voters make their decision on November 3.

SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION INFORMATION

Early voting is underway through October 31.

Election Day: Tuesday, November 3.

Check your registration, polling location and sample ballot at https://scvotes.gov/

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