Chuck Todd

And Utah has been a fascinating state to watch as as sort of the conservative movement has been realigning and which way we've seen.

Lay out a structure to understand why we're why whatever the situation is we're in.

It's not just Mitt Romney, but we've seen, you know, you've got one senator and John Curtis in one direction of the party, Mike Lee going in another direction.

Look, there were two dominant stories that I'm going to spend a lot of time on, obviously the biggest one.

is Iran.

Iran sort of is everything because of its massive impact on the global economy, which, of course, means our economy, which, of course, means campaign 2026.

But the other state that is seen in where the where I think you can't say that the Republican Party is just totally Trumpified is Georgia.

But the Eric Swalwell implosion out in California also is a really, really BFD, as Joe Biden might whisper in the ear of Barack Obama.

Well, my guest there is somebody who works both in Georgia Republican politics, talks Republican politics, knows the media landscape well.

Her name's Martha Zoller.

Those of you down in Georgia are probably very familiar with her, whether it's listening to her podcast or listening to her talk show in and around the Gainesville, Georgia area.

And

It's something that we need to spend a lot of time on because it's actually two stories.

Right.

One, it's going to trigger a bunch of show votes in Congress so Congress can make itself feel better by kicking out.

And I'm looking forward to talking a little Georgia politics.

As I was telling my listeners last week, Martha, I thought it was interesting that

Men behaving badly.

that the first state to act on a gas tax holiday was Georgia and Governor Brian Kemp.

But the other shakeup is what's going to happen in California, I think.