JT Taylor and Ryan Ricci track the 2026 midterms through prediction markets, where real money sets the odds. The House is leaning Democrat, the Senate is a coin flip. With affordability the top issue and a war in Iran dragging into Election Day, the debut maps the fight for both chambers and the movers repricing Iowa, Alaska and Michigan. 0:00 Why This Show Reads the Midterms Through Prediction Markets 1:24 Prediction Markets as 24/7 Live Polling 4:18 How Polling Became a Lost Art 5:29 The Board, Democrats 85% to Win the House 6:08 The Senate Is a Coin Flip 6:45 The House Map and Missouri's Redistricting Fight 7:48 Money, Motivation and Momentum 10:13 The 2028 Presidency Market, Vance vs Rubio 12:05 Ripple, Wave or Tsunami 14:57 Iowa Swings Back to Republicans 18:20 Alaska Breaks Toward Peltola 20:36 The Iran War Fractures the Republican Base 23:40 Michigan Tilts Democratic 26:31 Tucker Carlson and Saagar Enjeti on Breaking Points 29:07 Why America First Messaging Is Moving the Close Races 32:53 What JT Is Watching Into Election Day