Chuck’s Commentary - Trump’s “To The Victor Goes The Spoils” Diplomacy + Republicans Know How Bad The Midterms Will Be
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Why does Chuck Todd say you don’t need polls to read the midterms?
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Hello there and welcome to the Thursday episode of the Chuck Todd cast. We got the long weekend episode coming up. So you know what that means? It means it ends with a great college football preview. And trust me, I don't have the most uplifting. One of my segments isn't going to be the most uplifting. It's sort of the disaster that is America's role in the world. Um So it's good to end the podcast on what is going to be an incredible slate of college football games. I when I went through it to prepare my uh preview for for this weekend. I was like, whoa. I i there are there are a couple of playoff elimination games already. I'll get to that. Uh, we've got some just key matchups. Uh I think every conference features something that could be uh quite consequential.
And then of course it's the stuff we don't expect that college football usually delivers as well. So that's the uplifting note. Let me give you a full rundown of what to expect. I do before I get into Uh a couple of the uh couple of uh things I wanna get uh sort of set the table, if you will. One is sort of a little update on the midterms, the other is is sort of the future of American foreign policy. Uh I am uh coming to you after just landing from a day trip to Ann Arbor, Michigan, where I sat down with Uh, the Democratic nominee for US Senate in Michigan, Abdul El Sayyed. Uh it's an interview that will air on my Newsphere show this weekend. Uh, sign up for Newsphere if you haven't. Get your free trial so you can catch this interview.
Uh, and I focused my interview uh on a topic that most people haven't asked him about, right? He's done a ton of interviews uh and he gets a lot of the same questions over and over. And I wanted to instead of Videning I think we all know what he believes. The question is, what kind of senator is he going to be?
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Why does Chuck Todd say you don’t need polls to read the midterms?
0:00–13:38
2
How are JD Vance, John Thune and Tim Scott signaling the GOP’s outlook for the 2024 midterms?
13:38–27:24
3
What does Tim Scott mean when he says Republicans are in a ‘fight for their lives’?
27:24–41:14
4
How is the diesel export ban linked to the Iran‑related oil scramble?
41:14–54:34
5
Why are Democrats running out of money in key Senate and Governor races?
54:34–1:08:47
6
What’s the significance of Trump’s ‘to the victor go the spoils’ line at the UN?
1:08:47–1:21:16
7
How are U.S. military overstretch and strained alliances reshaping global trust?
1:21:16–1:26:04
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