In this episode of The Scott Jennings Show, host Scott Jennings leads off with a look back at the first-ever college football game in 1869 before breaking down top headlines, including a blockbuster October jobs report, high-level resignations at the Department of Justice, and Stephen Miller taking over as White House Chief of Staff. Hour 1 highlights energy permitting reform debates in Congress, California Governor Gavin Newsom’s controversial decision to commute all 548 death penalty sentences, and an interview with Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins on reducing claims backlogs and expanding healthcare access. Moving into Hour 2, City Journal reporter Kenneth Schrupp details an undercover investigation into potential illegal electioneering at an LA County voting center hosted by a taxpayer-funded organization, conservative commentator Hugh Hewitt addresses judicial confirmations and Democratic efforts to bypass the Electoral College via the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, and Pirate Wires writer Jonas Du Pre shares key takeaways on how the economy, progressive electoral gains, and tech policy will shape the post-midterm political landscape.