Robert Siegel

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539 appearances 8 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 12 Sep

Robert Siegel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Uh, we've been talking about Democrats.
We shouldn't ignore the fact uh that the Republican nominee for governor of Wisconsin, uh Congressman Tom Tiffany, is a hardline election denier who campaigned against what he calls big government socialism.
Um uh Kristen, are both parties moving to the extremes right now?
Francesco Hong said, Let's get rid of the Senate.
You agree with that, AJ?
Uh not at
I I'd like to hear from from both of you, uh, one one measure, or maybe either two measures, of how uh
Of how extreme Democrats are.
Has have Democrats accepted the notion that the security at the southern border is a success and uh one that they would uh continue to pursue rather than stand for an open border?
And second, is the Democratic Party now the party of uh Medicare for all, of single-payer health insurance?
Okay, well let's move on to something.
C Kristen, this is a great week for us.
Any week would be a great week for us to have you with us, but especially uh now because polling has been kind of strange in August.
Uh that's an
Just before uh the election, Abdul Sayyid uh had anywhere from about 10 to 19 points uh as a lead in the Michigan polls.
In fact, his opponent, uh the more centrist representative Haley Stevens, uh came within one percent uh of him.
Uh in Wisconsin, the Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong uh was leading in polling around 20 points uh
of David Crowley and he eked out a win by just under half a percent.
Uh what's wrong with the polls?
Uh is it a feature of the primary season?
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