Charlie Dent

I'm worried about the other Republicans, good, solid conservatives who should easily win their races being damaged by his stupidity.

Charlie Dent, you're no stranger to the political world.

I mean, is this how you would want your race closing?

Oh, heavens no.

She was chief of staff to Vice President Kamala Harris during the 2024 presidential campaign.

Also with us, former Republican Congressman Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania.

Guys, so good to have you to end the week.

Sheila, I'm going to go to you first on the reports that we're seeing on voter turnout, the ways that people are voting, but also the fact that they are doing it more and more.

And this is going to be a really interesting cycle that tells us a lot about where the U.S. is right now.

We're going to leave it there, but it's been a great panel.

CEO of the Mobile Voting Project, Sheila Nix, and former Republican Congressman Charlie Dent, thank you both for joining us on this Friday.

Have a great weekend.

And it appears that lesson has been lost literally on both sides.

Steve Cortes, former Trump campaign senior adviser, Mark McKinnon, creator, executive producer of The Circus on Showtime, Charlie Dent, former Pennsylvania congressman, all with us now.

Steve, I want to start with you and give you an opportunity to tell me if I'm wrong.

Yes, I do believe you're wrong, and here's why.

In all four, we see more ballots being cast by Democrats, people who are registered as Democrats at this stage.

My political sources are CNN chief political analyst David Axelrod, former Republican congressman from Pennsylvania, Charlie Dent, and Republican strategist Malik Abdul.

Hello, one and all.

Hello.

Joined now again by Lynn Schmidt, our Missouri chair, syndicated columnist and member of the editorial board of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a very special guest, one of our Republican Legacy's 34 founding members, Senator Danforth Simpson and Cohen.

started this organization as the original chairs, now added Governor Mark Roscoe, Congressman Charlie Dent, Congressman Barbara Comstock.

But they started out with 34 other great Republican luminaries, members of Congress, governors, and including Congressman Mimi Walters from Southern California.

A great moderate Republican, former legislator and local elected official, which is near and dear to my heart as a former legislator and local elected official, served many terms in Congress, also been very active in the public sector.

Betters give her better than a 90% chance of surviving November, better than two-thirds of being behind the podium with next year's new Congress.

With us now, White House correspondent for The Daily Caller, Reagan Reese, who was there, former Republican Pennsylvania Congressman Charlie Dent.

Good to see both of you.

Reagan, you were in the room, and forgive me, because you were a White House correspondent.

We'll see what the president has to say well about that and so many things.

In the meantime, Congressman Charlie Dent, everyone's here with me.

Jamal Simmons is here with me as well.

Congressman.

He's with him in New York tonight.

Joining me now are my sources, CNN political and national security analyst, as well as New York Times White House and national security correspondent, David Sanger, former Obama campaign advisor, Ameshia Cross, and former Republican congressman, Charlie Dent.

David Sanger, I mean, the minute the president posted this today, I, y- and you could almost sense the anger coming from Ukraine as all these lawmakers are also there visiting Zelensky right now.

What did you make of the president's decision today to say, "Yeah, America's gonna buy Russian oil"?

He has been asked by, um, President Trump on repeated occasions very publicly to stop bombing the refinery capability in, uh, uh, in Russia.

He's refused to do that while the Russians are taking out electricity plants in Ukraine, and he said, "We'll do this together" or not at all, and clearly the president believes that Zelensky should just do it unilaterally.

I mean, Charlie Dent, when you look at this, so is America gonna sanction America now? I mean, this, it, it literally goes against the bill that the president signed three weeks ago.

Well, really, it, it's difficult to, to explain the inexplicable.

With the midterm elections on the line, let's bring in MSNL political analyst and former Democratic senator from the great state of Montana, Jon Tester.

Also with us, former Republican congressman from Pennsylvania, Charlie Dent, and Democratic strategist, Sawyer Hackett.

Congressman, four weeks to go, and the president is riffing about American cities getting annihilated.

How much panic do you think that's causing for Republican candidates?

I don't think Troy can.

MSNOW chief political reporter Chris Jansing joins us now from Bangor, Maine.

And Senator Tester, Congressman Charlie Dent and Sawyer Hackett are still with us.

Senator, on this issue of many midterm candidates, the cycle not thinking a debate is worth it.