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Oct 30, 2026

Tom FlaniganHOST
9:42
But if you don't, I think the Democrats have turned out pretty good.
Tom FlaniganHOST
9:46
Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Freed feels Democrats are more motivated this year.
Tom FlaniganHOST
9:52
She also thinks many undecided voters are tired of GOP leadership in Florida.
Nikki FriedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:58
We are done with cowards in Tallahassee and in Washington, D.C.
Jacob RubashkinGUEST
3:35
So I think Republicans have earned the benefit of the doubt in a lot of these Florida races, both because of their organizational advantage.
Jacob RubashkinGUEST
3:41
We don't have to get into all the difficulties the Florida Democratic Party has had.
Jacob RubashkinGUEST
3:45
But also, again, because of that influx of new voters, the voter registration advantage that swelled for Republicans over the last six years, things like that, that we do factor in to our analysis.
Jacob RubashkinGUEST
3:56
But to your point about the money, that is also a really important component here because Republicans, Ultimately, that is the best signal we have for how candidates and their allies and the outside groups and the party committees in DC see the competitive battleground.
Ryan GormanHOST
5:45
to get scolded by your mother.
Janelle Irwin-TaylorGUEST
5:49
But again, as much as I roll my eyes, I actually emailed the Florida Democratic Party once and was like, this strategy that you have on your email campaign is terrible.
Janelle Irwin-TaylorGUEST
5:58
Please stop doing it.
Janelle Irwin-TaylorGUEST
6:00
um because it was rude yeah but they do it because it works because people will actually open up yeah they'll open that email they'll read it maybe they delete it and they do nothing but they take something away from it even if they don't donate
Yemisi EgbewoleGUEST
55:15
And a lot of it makes sense.
Yemisi EgbewoleGUEST
55:18
The Florida Democratic Party picked Eugene Binman and they were not going to support her.
Yemisi EgbewoleGUEST
55:22
And she needed infrastructure and basically a home to help run a campaign out of.
Yemisi EgbewoleGUEST
55:27
And so she went with a group that were activists and organizers and could door knock and kind of enthuse that base.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
20:33
I think it's, it's, You know, there's like two things happening in Texas and Florida that are worth noting.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
20:39
One is that the Florida Democratic Party, since they got wiped out like in twenty twenty four, Nikki Freed took over.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
20:45
She's the chair.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
20:46
She had been a statewide candidate.
Will SteakinHOST
2:25
But he also kind of, he showed up recently to an Angie Nixon event and kind of made this similar comparison, saying that there was a little bit of Trump in the speech that Angie Nixon was giving.
Will SteakinHOST
2:37
And I also spoke with Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Freed, who acknowledged a similar threat and told us that there's what really kind of groups these three folks together is this anti-establishment populist sentiment that is kind of we've been talking about over the course of the midterms.
Will SteakinHOST
2:54
And it's interesting that it's manifesting in Florida in this race.
Will SteakinHOST
2:58
And that's, you know, that's kind of what we're seeing.
Sara WilesGUEST
0:08
She could be right.
Sara WilesGUEST
0:09
Like she could be getting money from the Florida Democratic Party.
Sara WilesGUEST
0:11
She could be doing all of these things.
Sara WilesGUEST
0:13
But she knows that she would have to sell her soul in order to get it.

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Sara WilesGUEST
35:05
She could be playing along.
Sara WilesGUEST
35:06
She could be getting money from the DSDC.
Sara WilesGUEST
35:08
She could be, right? Like she could be getting money from the Florida Democratic Party.
Sara WilesGUEST
35:11
She could be doing all of these things, but she knows that she would have to sell her soul in order to get it.
Charles BarfieldHOST
3:45
But you have the Republican Party of Florida suing in Highlands County Circuit Court of all places.
Charles BarfieldHOST
3:52
They sued the Florida Democratic Party and three of its statewide candidates.
Charles BarfieldHOST
3:58
And they sued 11 major TV stations, particularly in the big markets of Florida, now Orlando and the Tampa markets, to stop airing 30-second political ads.
Charles BarfieldHOST
4:08
And these ads refer to the $10 million Hope Florida scandal.
Bill MickHOST
41:46
First story that we're going to dig into in that regard, have a couple of them may take us a little while is from CBS Miami.
Bill MickHOST
41:58
The Republican party of Florida filed suit Friday against the Florida democratic party.
Bill MickHOST
42:05
many of its candidates, and a slew of television stations seeking to stop the airing of a political ad that highlights the leaked grand jury presentment in the Hope Florida scandal.
Bill MickHOST
42:18
This, my friends, is the headline for our show today.

12 MINS LATER

Bill MickHOST
53:57
I believe the Republicans have handed the Democrats, the moral high ground here, especially in the hope Florida story, but in other actions that the Republicans have taken through the years, most recently in these last couple that are impacting this election directly.
Bill MickHOST
54:14
CBS Miami with a report that we're taking a look at now about this lawsuit that was filed Friday.
Bill MickHOST
54:21
Republican Party of Florida filing it against the Florida Democratic Party, many of their candidates and a bunch of television stations wanting to stop the airing of a political ad that highlights that leaked grand jury information on the Hope Florida scandal.
Bill MickHOST
54:38
If they were truly exonerated by the act of the appellate court, there would be nothing for the Republicans to talk about other than that.
Deb RobertsHOST
22:28
Meanwhile, commercials criticizing some Florida Republicans for Hope Florida can stay on the air.
Deb RobertsHOST
22:35
A Florida judge rejected the Republican Party of Florida's attempt to get the ads by the Florida Democratic Party taken off the air.
Deb RobertsHOST
22:42
They claimed the commercials should be removed because they refer to content from a grand jury report that was never released publicly.
Jack BradshawHOST
22:51
That's good that they're going to leave them on because if you do abuse your office and your position in public office...

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