KNX In Depth: The midterm red wave that wasn't except in Florida--LA mayor's race too close to call--Abortion a big issue in the elections--National Park Service warns against licking toads

What was thought by many political experts to be an incoming red wave is looking more and more like a red ripple. Yes, the Republicans still have a chance to take control of both houses of Congress but it's far from certain as several key races are still too close to call. And even if it does happen the majority will be razor thin. We go In Depth into whether former president Trump is to blame--though he said in an interview he shouldn't get any of the blame if things go bad.  It wasn't a bad election night for Republicans in Florida. We look into how Florida is now a solid red state and whether its governor can challenge Donald Trump. Abortion played a role in the elections as voters in two red states rejected limiting access to it. The LA mayor's race is too close to call. No update on the vote count until probably Friday. We go In Depth into why Rick Caruso was able to close the gap as much as he did. Facebook's parent company is laying off a sizeable chunk of its workforce as the tech industry continues to shed jobs. Russian forces are pulling out of an important city in Ukraine. But is it really a retreat? The National Park Service doesn't want you to lick toads. Really, just don't do it because apparently some people are doing that.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices