Trump’s Diesel Move as Republicans Rally for the Midterms | The NEWSMAX Daily (10/6/2026)
President Donald Trump signs an executive order during a Nebraska rally aimed at lowering diesel costs by temporarily expanding access to dyed diesel for highway use and providing federal tax relief.On today’s NEWSMAX Daily, Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen discusses the final weeks of the midterm campaign, while RNC Chairman Joe Gruters breaks down Republican strategy and key Senate races. Rob Finnerty weighs in on prominent Democrats campaigning ahead of the elections.
Plus, Israeli journalist Neria Kraus and retired Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt discuss new details surrounding the Flydubai incident and GB News reporter Ben Leo reacts to unrest and immigration issues in France.
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Chapters
0:00 Trump signs executive order on dyed diesel
5:05 Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen on midterms and state budget
7:25 RNC Chairman Joe Gruters on Republican midterm strategy
11:27 Rob Finnerty weighs in on Democrats
16:16 New details in the Flydubai investigation
19:43 FBI arrests woman accused of acting as Chinese agent
20:37 Ben Leo reacts to unrest and immigration in France
24:03 Final headlines and market update
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