Michael (host) — Michael
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first heard Aug 2026
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It's a very powerful two-word message.
These corruption stories reinforce that and shows how the administration is driving a lot of that corruption.
How should Democrat candidates across the nation at all levels, especially in those more local races, make that connection?
Yeah, they will.
And I think that that's a very important piece because a lot of voters, particularly when you look at the response to candidates like Mr. El-Sayed and others who have this sort of populist feel to them and this sort of that connective tissue for them.
It kind of, though, begs the question for me, just analytically looking at it.
how you frame it and how you connect someone like a Mike Rogers to it becomes very, very important to try to not make it seem too overly political or too heavily political, right?
And where people get to dismiss it and go, well, that's just, you know, that's just a political ad as opposed to something that's a little bit more personal.
So this idea of making him the biggest name in corruption, does that then take it
It's interesting that one of the aspects of how this storyline has played out for a lot of Republicans and guys like me still in the party trying to warn people, stop being stupid.
Define your lane with Trump and make sure you're clear-eyed and concise about drawing those bright lines between the corruption, the crazy, the things that are harming people and how you want to lead.
And they've not.
And I think one of the things that they're going to find and that people have begun to realize that, you know, if I'm electing a new Republican senator, for example, does that mean I'm electing someone who's going to be a rubber stamp for Donald Trump?
You gave a speech on the Senate floor urging your colleagues to vote against Todd Blanchard's nomination to be the next attorney general of the United States.
As of right now, it is unclear.
whether Republicans have the votes to confirm him.
I have my doubts about that, but it's unclear.
What's your message to those Republican senators like Elisa Murkowski and Bill Cassidy who still haven't made up their minds, at least publicly?
They've met with Mr. Blanch behind closed doors today.
What's your message to them?
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