TRUMP ORDERS FIRING SQUAD, BLUE WAVE CLAIM CRUMBLES | LIVE FROM STUDIO 6B

LIVE FROM STUDIO 6B with Damon Roberts, Rick Delgado, Rick Ammirati, and Vin Butta. Guest: Nate Dressel, founder and operator of Frontier Coffee. The drive-by media is selling a Blue Wave for the midterms. Not so fast. Damon breaks down the battleground math with one month to go. A new Harvard-Harris survey finds broad, cross-party support for photo ID and proof of citizenship to vote — 82% and 79% overall — as the SAVE America Act fight continues. President Trump approved Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's recommendation: convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan to face a U.S. Army firing squad. If carried out, it would be the first military execution since 1961. Officials are still seeking answers after a worker at Siberia's Irkutsk anti-plague institute died of pneumonia of unknown origin. Contacts were quarantined. Rubio says Moscow must share more. The threat to the U.S. remains unclear. About 3,100 Maricopa County ballots went out six days early after a Runbeck vendor error. The county says the ballots are valid and any early returns stay sealed until processing starts. Trump called the county dishonest. On video, a James Talarico field organizer says most of her coworkers are Marxists and calls the Democrat nominee "the vehicle" for their policies in the race against Ken Paxton. Nate Dressel of Frontier Coffee joins the desk. Should Nidal Hasan face a firing squad — and is the Blue Wave real, or media spin?