Sarah Smith
speaker
3,811 appearances
45 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 5d ago
Sarah Smith’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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the tragic family things that Joe Biden has lived through, why it is so fundamentally important to him.
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And I think you're probably right, Marianne.
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I think he would like to be remembered as somebody who put family first.
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I've got a footnote, Justin.
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I wasn't completely right at what I was saying about what would happen in Kentucky if Mitch McConnell were to die.
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In most states, what happens if a sitting senator dies is that the governor appoints their replacement and
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And in this case where you've got a Democratic governor, he could appoint a Democrat to the seat.
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But not in Kentucky.
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They passed a new law two years ago, snuck it through without me noticing.
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And it says that if a senator dies in office, he's not replaced by the governor.
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There has
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a special election or what we would call a by-election.
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And the deadline you were thinking of, Justin, is what people thought if it got to within three months of the midterms in November...
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then you wouldn't have an immediate by-election.
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You would just wait until the general election.
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Although actually, the governor of Kentucky, Andy Beshear, says he doesn't recognize that deadline.
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People were wrong when they were speculating about that.
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So, I mean, you know, it may not come to pass anyway.
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It may be that Mitch McConnell is able to retire in November and his replacement will be elected through the normal processes.
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But
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