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Sep 23, 2026

Dasha BurnsHOST
21:25
And to close us out, we're going to play a clip from another podcast in the Politico multiverse.
Dasha BurnsHOST
21:30
In our latest episode of On the Road, Jonathan Martin sits down with former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu.
Dasha BurnsHOST
21:37
Take a listen.
Mitch LandrieuSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:38
DSA is not on our side.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:37
whether Mitch Landrieu himself may try to run as a dark horse candidate for president and why he would if he does.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:44
And then lastly, what happened to the Democratic Party in the South and how do you go about fixing that? I'm Jonathan Martin coming at you on the road from Moscow.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:58
Hey.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:59
Mr.
Kasie HuntHOST
7:29
Yeah.
Kasie HuntHOST
7:30
Mark Short, our friend Jonathan Martin over at Politico, fellow banned media organization Politico, wrote this today in his column, quote, the bottom's beginning to fall out.
Kasie HuntHOST
7:41
One House Republican from a blood red district told me Trump is even underwater in this lawmaker seat, which the president carried overwhelmingly two years ago.
Kasie HuntHOST
7:48
We have money that we've never had before, but they have every strategic advantage in their direction.
Leanne CaldwellPANELIST
10:20
But this was also the red seat that Democrats were most wishy-washy on, that they thought it was going to be the closest.
Leanne CaldwellPANELIST
10:28
And, you know, we'll see if that poll stands on Election Day.
Leanne CaldwellPANELIST
10:31
But it is a sign that, you know, based on what Jonathan Martin wrote, the ground could be falling out from Republicans.
Leanne CaldwellPANELIST
10:38
I reported last week on Democrats, House Democrats do not have, Any polling showing any of their Democratic incumbents losing behind at all right now.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:37
whether Mitch Landrieu himself may try to run as a dark horse candidate for president and why he would if he does.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:44
And then lastly, what happened to the Democratic Party in the South and how do you go about fixing that? I'm Jonathan Martin coming at you on the road from Moscow.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:58
Hey.
Jonathan MartinHOST
1:59
Mr.
Stuart StevensGUEST
7:30
So how's, how's that working out?
Tim MillerHOST
7:31
The other thing that's the sad part of this, her interview with Jonathan Martin a couple weeks ago, I mean, she just doesn't look good.
Tim MillerHOST
7:37
I mean, obviously she looks like she should be retiring.
Tim MillerHOST
7:40
You can tell that the hacks and the hatchet men behind her, like, fed her this line where she starts going after Troy Jackson's wife and, you know, she d- is kind of stuttering while she does it.
Brian CurtisHOST
17:19
Nobody thinks that.
Brian CurtisHOST
17:20
No one has a Jonathan Martin litmus test for the midterms.
Brian CurtisHOST
17:23
They don't care about that.
Brian CurtisHOST
17:26
I did also find it funny that this story from the Wall Street Journal, it's by Brian Schwartz, Meredith McGraw, And Alexander Ward.
Dan MericaGUEST
12:55
talked about or that the images that he wants out there are not out there in the way that he would like them, even if maybe, as you noted, some Republicans would like that to be the case.
Katy TurHOST
13:06
There's a nameless Republican who spoke with Jonathan Martin from a red district that Trump carried overwhelmingly two years ago, talking about how things are ahead of the midterms.
Katy TurHOST
13:15
He said the bottom's beginning to fall out.
Katy TurHOST
13:17
Trump is even underwater in this lawmaker's seat, which the president carried overwhelmingly two years ago.
Scott BraddockHOST
64:22
And that's one of the reasons that Abbott and Patrick really didn't comment on that much at all.
Scott BraddockHOST
64:26
But let me read this from Jonathan Martin.
Scott BraddockHOST
64:29
He writes at Politico.
Scott BraddockHOST
64:30
And I like when the national folks weigh in on our Texas stuff and then we get to kind of either, we can add to it or correct them.
Chad LawHOST
10:16
It isn't there.
Chad LawHOST
10:18
Closest thing on the record is from March on Jonathan Martin's political show, where she said focusing on 2028 before we finish the midterms would be a mistake.
Chad LawHOST
10:26
That's not a no. That's a woman telling you she's got a job in front of her.
Chad LawHOST
10:30
Which leaves the other one, and I think I know why.

23 MINS LATER

Chad LawHOST
33:12
She's backed this president publicly when she agreed with him, including on Iran.
Chad LawHOST
33:16
She's just not in the room when it catches fire.
Chad LawHOST
33:19
And then there's what she said herself back in March with Jonathan Martin at Politico.
Chad LawHOST
33:24
She doesn't much care whether the person is male or female.
Caitlin LegackiGUEST
20:24
There's no, um, effective targeting about who they're trying to, to find and, you know, we were told that, that they were gonna crack down on the worst of the worst, and what they're doing instead is just breaking up families and terrorizing kids.
Greg SargentHOST
20:38
So two weeks ago, GOP officials leaked their fears about the midterms to Politico's Jonathan Martin.
Greg SargentHOST
20:44
It's worth revisiting now.
Greg SargentHOST
20:46
They said they worried that the cost of living trumps deep unpopularity with the middle of the electorate and the huge enthusiasm gap Democrats are enjoying were becoming locked in and becoming close to irreversible.
Greg SargentHOST
20:59
Jonathan Martin called this the nightmare for Republicans.
Greg SargentHOST
21:02
Caitlin, you look at this polling from the Times and the stuff that Harry Enten's citing, every one of those fears is turning out to be right.
Greg SargentHOST
21:10
Those things are getting locked in.

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