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Cindy Hyde-Smith

Cindy Hyde-Smith

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Sep 10, 2026

Al HuntHOST
53:48
Okay, we'll just say North Mississippi.
Al HuntHOST
53:52
You know, Tim says, doesn't get any redder than Mississippi, but Mr. Carville has commented that Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith may be beatable.
Al HuntHOST
54:00
Does Scott Cullum really have a shot, James?
James CarvilleHOST
54:04
The answer is yes.
James CarvilleHOST
54:46
Yep.
James CarvilleHOST
54:47
So we got a really good candidate in Scott Collum.
James CarvilleHOST
54:51
Cindy Hyde-Smith, I've said it and I'll say it again.
James CarvilleHOST
54:54
She's literally dumber than concrete.
Ellis BatesGUEST
20:29
One race to watch in the Senate is Mississippi.
Ellis BatesGUEST
20:32
So Cindy Smith has about a 98% chance to win in our model.
Ellis BatesGUEST
20:36
But one thing to know about her, she's a repeat underperformers.
Ellis BatesGUEST
20:40
So she underperforms, you know, Trump's margins in the state by about 10 points.
Eugene DanielsHOST
54:28
But we'll move on from that.
Eugene DanielsHOST
54:29
Cindy Hyde-Smith, the current and sitting senator, one, the reason that she is, Colum, going against her is because he was up for, I think, a judgeship, Simone.
Eugene DanielsHOST
54:39
And she blocked it.
Eugene DanielsHOST
54:41
She didn't allow him.
Simone Sanders-TownsendHOST
55:46
Mike Espy, he was the last time a Democrat looked, quote unquote, competitive.
Simone Sanders-TownsendHOST
55:50
I'm using air quotes for the folks listening in Mississippi for the US Senate race.
Simone Sanders-TownsendHOST
55:54
He lost in 2018 to Cindy Hyde-Smith by seven percentage points, a little over seven percentage points.
Simone Sanders-TownsendHOST
56:01
And that was a special election runoff.
Sara Neagu-ReedGUEST
28:42
has been a lot of bipartisan support and an understanding.
Sara Neagu-ReedGUEST
28:45
We've been working with partners like Senator Hyde-Smith.
Sara Neagu-ReedGUEST
28:49
Senator Bozeman's team understands our unique needs and challenges and how to address them.
Sara Neagu-ReedGUEST
28:55
And then on the Democratic side, Senator Lujan and Schiff have just been tremendous champions for our unique dynamics and needs and challenges that we need to see addressed within the Farm Bill to be able to get out what our growers actually need through this economic assistance framework.
Buddy AllenGUEST
32:04
And we are getting those members.
Buddy AllenGUEST
32:06
I'd be remiss not to mention Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi, who has been as outspoken as anyone, in addition to Mr. Ossoff of Georgia, who made the bill bipartisan in the Senate, with Congresspersons Murphy and Sewell in the House, who have both just been excellent shepherds of this legislation in a bicameral, bipartisan way, but we need more than that.
Buddy AllenGUEST
32:31
We need that group of four to become a group of six, eight, ten, and then we really can speak with profound leverage to leadership at both the chamber and the committee level.
Buddy AllenGUEST
32:43
That's what we're trying to do to get this bill positioned where it gets a real chance to be considered in the duration of this session of Congress.
Eric EricksonHOST
14:23
Don't look now, by the way.
Eric EricksonHOST
14:24
In 2020, people were afraid Cindy Hyde-Smith was gonna be beaten in the polling average by Mike Espy in Mississippi.
Eric EricksonHOST
14:34
She won.
Eric EricksonHOST
14:35
This year, they're worried about her again.
Eric EricksonHOST
15:20
In 2020...
Eric EricksonHOST
15:22
People were afraid Cindy Hyde-Smith was going to be beaten in the polling average by Mike Espy in Mississippi.
Eric EricksonHOST
15:30
She won.
Eric EricksonHOST
15:31
This year, they're worried about her again.
Kelly BennettHOST
0:25
Last month, the Senate Agriculture Committee adopted an amendment to a pending new farm bill that would ensure all seafood, whether wild-caught or farm-raised, is clearly labeled with its country of origin and method of production.
Kelly BennettHOST
0:40
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith has highlighted the USDA's decision to purchase up to 20 million in surplus wild-caught shrimp products for distribution to schools and food banks.
Kelly BennettHOST
0:51
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service is making the purchase through a program that allows them to buy surplus U.S. commodities for domestic food and nutrition assistance programs.
Kelly BennettHOST
1:04
The latest purchase is part of an overall $156 million acquisition of domestic agricultural commodities.
Andrew TorrezHOST
37:10
So.
Andrew TorrezHOST
37:11
So now he is the nominee against the incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.
Joe DyeGUEST
37:17
OK.
Joe DyeGUEST
37:17
Speaking of Cindy Hyde-Smith, she's she's pretty like she's just an objectively terrible electoral performer.
Joe DyeGUEST
37:23
In 2020, she ran seven points behind President Trump.
Joe DyeGUEST
37:27
And in fact, in 2018, when she after she was appointed and ran in the special, she only won by seven points, which is a Republican in Mississippi is pretty awful.
Andrew TorrezHOST
38:11
a lot of competition for that.
Joe DyeGUEST
38:13
Yeah.
Keith Too TallHOST
66:41
You still got Ramsey.
Keith Too TallHOST
66:42
You still got Hyde Smith.
Keith Too TallHOST
66:44
You still got Watt.
Keith Too TallHOST
66:46
Is it J.J.? Not J.J. Watt.

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