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Oct 17, 2026

speaker_7UNKNOWN
15:31
[laughs]
Will SommerGUEST
15:33
[laughs] So, so the, the, the Boston University College Republicans, very random to be getting involved in the Ohio governor's race, I'll admit.
Will SommerGUEST
15:40
They've come out and endorsed, uh, Amy Acton, and this has caused a lot of drama in the College Republicans.
Will SommerGUEST
15:46
Where there's already a lot of drama, this is like...
Will SommerGUEST
15:49
They, they're splintering, folks.

6 MINS LATER

Tim MillerHOST
21:29
The FBI loosening the requirements around bestiality was interesting 'cause the story that, and Cash was really sticking to the story on this.
Sam SteinHOST
21:36
Yeah.
Tim MillerHOST
21:36
Like, he got pressed a number of times by Democrats and Republicans, and he was like, "Look, [laughs] if a w- if a young woman got human trafficked, and as part of the human trafficked was forced to have sex with a goat, like, who are we to not consider them part of the FBI?" And it's like, is that a common problem? I, I, it kind of-
Jesse WeberHOST
20:32
Guess what? Two Reagans, by the way.
Jesse WeberHOST
20:34
We got Reagan Angell, you will be Reagan A today, a Democrat running for State Senate, and Reagan Faulkner, president of, uh, UNC Wilmington's College Republicans and CEO of Public Square Digital.
Jesse WeberHOST
20:47
So happy to have you both here.
Jesse WeberHOST
20:48
Reagan F, I will start with you.
Anthony AbbateHOST
51:21
We got to discuss the marriage thing.
Anthony AbbateHOST
51:26
Oh, also, Boston University College Republicans have been threatened with expulsion from the College Republicans of America due to the chapter's endorsement of Amy Acton in condemnation of Vivek Ramaswamy.
RobHOST
51:40
Yeah, you see Joel Berry
Anthony AbbateHOST
51:43
go nuts over that.
John Daniel DavidsonPANELIST
2:53
My, my sense is that it will go hi- historically as it has gone for the party in power in the midterms.
John Daniel DavidsonPANELIST
3:00
Um, the Republicans will lose seats.
John Daniel DavidsonPANELIST
3:02
They'll probably lose the House, and they may l- lose the Senate, but I think that if Democrats underperform...
John Daniel DavidsonPANELIST
3:08
Like, Democrats will gain seats, but if they underperform, uh, what, what they are sort of projecting and the, and the, the messaging that they're putting out there, then I think it may not be too bad, uh, you know, i- i- when all's said and done for the GOP if, you know, Democrats only pick up 20 seats, let's say.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
3:28
Where, what are you feeling?
Jesse ArmPANELIST
3:30
Yeah, I think a House majority for the Democrats seems like the pretty likely outcome at this point.
Jesse ArmPANELIST
3:37
Um, I do think you can anticipate some amount of polling error that benefits, uh, that is currently benefiting Democrats in the polls, which will in turn mean Republicans sustain lesser losses than I think most people in the commentariat are projecting at this point.
Jesse ArmPANELIST
3:54
Um, Republicans would have to do quite a bit of damage to themselves to lose their Senate majority.
A.J. NolteHOST
19:50
I have spent my entire adult life in one way, shape, or form or another involved with intellectual aspects of the conservative movement.
A.J. NolteHOST
20:02
From the time that I was an undergrad leading a conservative newspaper, a College Republicans chairman, doing all the fellowships with all the different conservative organizations.
A.J. NolteHOST
20:12
If you're on the right, you know them.
A.J. NolteHOST
20:13
I don't need to name them.
Michael MoynihanGUEST
17:25
He's in college.
Michael MoynihanGUEST
17:26
You know, there'd be the College Democrats, College Republicans, and various other things.
Michael MoynihanGUEST
17:30
Uh, they're-
Suzy WeissHOST
17:31
The cognitive elite
Dan BallHOST
10:28
Mm-hmm.
Cliff MaloneyGUEST
10:28
Uh, I had been a part of Young Americans for Liberty and College Republicans, and, you know, I'd, I'd even...
Cliff MaloneyGUEST
10:33
That's how I met Charlie back in the day, was kinda just getting involved, uh, in some of the stuff while I was in college.
Riley LewisHOST
10:40
Hmm.
Jack PosobiecHOST
7:07
Obviously, a lot of transitions happening at the White House, a lot of time looking at our country where we're three weeks...
Jack PosobiecHOST
7:14
At a time in our country where we're three weeks out from a midterm election, a key crucial midterm election, where there are a lot of questions about how Republicans will make out in that.
Jack PosobiecHOST
7:26
And of course, Katie Zacharia now joining the White House in a White House that is moving full speed.
Jack PosobiecHOST
7:35
And this was something where, uh, today it worked out on...

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Katie ZachariaGUEST
22:45
And that was all my memories as a kid were c- conservative politics.
Katie ZachariaGUEST
22:51
I was known through even late elementary school, middle school, high school as being the kid that debated.
Katie ZachariaGUEST
23:00
President of College Republicans at Pepperdine.
Katie ZachariaGUEST
23:02
And so this has been a lifelong passion.
Jack PosobiecHOST
4:32
They deserve to witness justice." So that news just out from President Trump.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:37
That we do in fact see a 2026 Senate map if the polls underestimate Republicans by two to four points.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:44
Well, remember all that blue that was on the map before? All that blue went, "Bye bye.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:49
See you later.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:51
Sayonara." Those Democratic chances and those Democratic hopes down there into Lake Erie.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:58
Look at this.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:59
Now what we're dealing with, if in fact the polls underestimate the Republicans, is 53 Republican s- Senate seats compared to 47 Republican seats.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:08
Maine, that stays red.
D. Stephen VossSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:46
You know, the funny thing about young people in politics right now is it's polarized.
D. Stephen VossSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:49
Um, you know, I'm faculty advisor for the College Democrats and the College Republicans at UK campus.
D. Stephen VossSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:55
They are larger than they used to be, and those folks are very engaged.
D. Stephen VossSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:58
They're doing phone banking.

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