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Oct 19, 2026

Daniel CohenHOST
36:06
There's a congressman in Florida named Maxwell Frost.
Daniel CohenHOST
36:08
He appeared at a student rally in Florida International University with the Democrat nominee for the Florida Senate, who is as crazy as she wants to be.
Daniel CohenHOST
36:18
I'm telling you.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:19
This is
Brian NathanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:34
Hi, this is Senator Brian Nathan.
Brian NathanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:37
I'm a Democrat running for reelection in State Senate District 14, and that includes the western part of Hillsborough County, from MacDill Air Force Base up through South Tampa, West Tampa, Town & Country, Carolwood, all the way up to Odessa and Lutz, and then over to Tampa Palms.
Brian NathanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:53
I'm a Navy veteran, an electrician, a union leader, a husband, and father of two teenage daughters.
Brian NathanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:59
As your state senator, I'll focus on lowering the cost of living and strengthening our public schools.
Brian NathanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:18
Make a plan to vote and encourage your family and friends to do the same.
Brian NathanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:21
Join me in this fight and find out more at brian4fl.com. I'm Brian Nathan.
Brian NathanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:27
And I'd be honored to have your vote, to keep representing you in the Florida Senate.
May ThatchSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:31
Hello, my name is May Thatch Democrat running for Florida state house district 61, which is West Pinellas West of 34th street and South of 72nd Avenue North.
Adrian WalkerNARRATOR
7:07
They started in Florida.
Adrian WalkerNARRATOR
7:11
In 1999, an unassuming man wearing glasses and a lavender tie stood before his colleagues in the Florida Senate to champion a bill that would change the trajectory of American education.
Adrian WalkerNARRATOR
7:23
John McKay, a Republican, wanted to give parents of children with disabilities a chunk of taxpayer money to pay for private school tuition.
Adrian WalkerNARRATOR
7:32
McKay pointed to his own family's experience.
Emma VigelandHOST
17:39
Uh, after nearly two years of probing, she concluded no wrongdoing.
Emma VigelandHOST
17:44
Now Moody, a Republican, is up for re-election in a tight race for a Florida Senate seat against the Democratic state representative Angie Nixon, and she has received $50,000 from individuals connected to Epstein.
Emma VigelandHOST
17:55
Here are some of the names: Douglas Band, former Bill Clinton staffer who communicated with Ghislaine Maxwell to schedule meetings between the former president and Jeffrey Epstein, donated $14,000 to her victory fund.
Emma VigelandHOST
18:07
The Blackstone CEO, Stephen Schwarzman, John Casamonti, two billionaires who appeared respectively [laughs] in call logs and address books in the Epstein files, donated the next most to Moody's fund at $12,000 and $10,000 a pop.
speaker_0HOST
45:02
Cooper, North Carolina, plus 14, plus 10.
speaker_0HOST
45:07
Florida Senate.
speaker_0HOST
45:08
Nixon's looking like she's drowning.
speaker_0HOST
45:11
There was a little momentum behind Nixon for a little bit.
Matt WhitlockGUEST
41:30
And so that's why he's out there campaigning with Nixon and getting himself in a position where he's sitting next to this woman who's calling for banana republic arrests of her political opponent like a lunatic.
Matt WhitlockGUEST
41:40
And so again, the Florida Senate race is not serious, but you've got Democrats who are trying to make a name for themselves by going down, endorsing, engaging, and getting involved in this lunatic nonsense.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
41:50
Okay, after this, we're going to play a clip of James Tallarico at his recent CNN town hall.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
41:55
But first, you said the words not serious, so I have to start with the most not serious candidate of all.
Rick StacyHOST
50:47
The rest of them start on the 19th.
Rick StacyHOST
50:49
Early voting, every House race, US Senate seat, Florida governor, attorney general, chief financial officer, commissioner of agriculture-
JillHOST
50:56
Nice
Rick StacyHOST
50:57
... every Florida House seat, Florida Senate seat, county commission race, city and town elections, local runoff elections that are scheduled, all that stuff's going on.
Rick StacyHOST
51:04
Get out there and vote.
Rick StacyHOST
51:05
Get out there and vote.
Bill MickHOST
42:42
Donald's at 47.3, Jolly at 43.8.
Bill MickHOST
42:46
In the Florida Senate race for the United States Senate, Ashley Moody with a much more comfortable six-point, although that's not comfortable for a candidate, six-point lead over Nixon in the U.S. Senate race.
Bill MickHOST
42:58
Amendment three, it hadn't been polled since three weeks ago, so the numbers we reported before are holding steady.
Bill MickHOST
43:05
Well, they just haven't changed because nobody's looked.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
22:24
He's gonna join us to talk about the brand-new plan he just announced for Mainers who are facing massive energy bills this winter over the war in Iran.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
22:31
We're also gonna break down the Florida Senate race with the Democratic nominee, Angie Nixon, and we are going to dig into the film that everyone is talking about surrounding the war in Gaza.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
22:40
The co-director of the new documentary, Nasra, will join me.
Jacob SoboroffHOST
22:43
You do not want to miss any of that.
Jon FavreauHOST
68:21
Good times.
Jon FavreauHOST
68:22
All right, when we come back, Lovett talks to Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon.
Jon FavreauHOST
68:25
[upbeat music]
Jon LovettHOST
68:32
Potsie of America is brought to you by Tommy John.

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