Luke

Rich is being highly sarcastic right now.

Well, let's talk about it.

No, no, no.

But so the so the mass deportations came out because they said, don't mention that because the polling is so bad on it and the polling is so bad on Iran, which leads to this next conversation where I might have gotten in a little trouble where so Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned two months ago.

And so last night was we're recording this on Wednesday.

Last night was the special election.

There were 20, 18 or 20 Republicans running and one or two Democrats.

So the Democrat, quote unquote, won the first round.

But Georgia has a runoff system.

So if you don't get 50 percent, so they're going to the Democrat is going to be running against the second place finisher.

And there's been quite an outrage on threads between the folks who are like excited about the prospect of flipping it and some the people who, you know, have studied this stuff for a long time and are seeing that there were 18 Republicans.

And so like all 17 of those candidates votes are highly likely to go to the winner that in a district that Democrats have never gotten above 35 percent in the last like 10, 15 years, pointing out that.

this is probably not a flippable seat as it was a plus 37 for donald trump at 24 but here's a debate for the crew should we be pointing that stuff out or should we be cheerleading and using this for boosting enthusiasm for candidates across the country um both i think uh

My concern is,

Is more for like so in this district in 2022, Democratic candidate Marcus Flowers raised 16 million dollars for that district.

Same district hasn't changed.

He lost by 31 points.

So that that's when I talk about, you know, that not probably being winnable.

uh, you know, obviously that was a midterm for Democrats.

So that's not like, cause Biden was in office.