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I'm Adam Harris.

And today we need to talk about what's happening in Ukraine and why President Trump is choosing now to step in.

Over the last few weeks, the president has turned on Ukraine.

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I'm Adam Harris, and today we need to talk about the new space race.

Public and private partnerships have defined the nation's relationship with space for a long time.

Some of the 20th century's earliest astronomical discoveries would not have been possible without financial support from Andrew Carnegie.

Assuming that the polls are actually correct, which is a dangerous assumption these days, but one we will make with hesitation, Donald Trump's last two years in office could be very difficult.

Tonight, I'll discuss the Democrats' chances and the president's limited understanding of his own unpopularity with my guests, Carrie Dan, the managing editor of the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, Adam Harris, co-host Radio Atlantic, the flagship Atlantic magazine podcast, Jonathan Karl is the chief Washington correspondent for ABC News, and Annie Linsky is a White House reporter for the Wall Street Journal.

Thank you all for being here.

John, you're just back from Kansas.

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I'm Adam Harris, and this week my colleagues, Atlantic staff writers Russell Berman and David Graham, join me to share the five races they are following most closely this midterm cycle.

We'll discuss why they're following these contests beyond the facts that the polls say that they're close, and what they'll be looking out for in the closing weeks of this campaign.

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And on the other side of this break, we are going to be joined by Adam Harris of The Atlantic.

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I'm Adam Harris, and today we need to think about the mess of the midterms.

With just over a month until election day, one might hope for a bit more certainty.

Gerrymandering wars over the last two years have reshaped congressional maps across the country.

Susan Glasser is a staff writer at The New Yorker.

Adam Harris co-hosts Radio Atlantic, the flagship Atlantic magazine podcast.

And Vivian Salama is a staff writer at The Atlantic.

Thank you all for joining me.