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Mariannette Miller-Meeks

Mariannette Miller-Meeks

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Oct 9, 2026

Anna PalmerHOST
6:34
Our very own Max Cohn is in Cedar Rapids, Iowa talking about what is happening in the state, uh, particularly for House Republicans.
Anna PalmerHOST
6:46
Speaker Mike Johnson taking his tour to save the GOP House majority to Eastern Iowa today with rallies with Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Joe Mitchell.
Jake ShermanHOST
6:57
You know, there's this is probably among the most important states in the country or the state with the most opportunity in terms of just the percentage of seats in the state that Republicans could win.
Jake ShermanHOST
7:14
They are they have the Zach Nunn seat.
Jake ShermanHOST
7:17
They have the Mariannette Miller-Meeks seat and they have the Ashley Hinson seat.
Jake ShermanHOST
7:21
These are three seats Republicans could win, Anna, in in November, which is just it's it's it's remarkable.
Jake ShermanHOST
7:31
There's a kind of an order of operations here.
Bryan AndrewsHOST
7:04
It ain't no different...
Bryan AndrewsHOST
7:05
I mean, you see fucking, uh, farmers going bankrupt is at an all-time fucking high, and then you look at fucking states like Iowa, and they keep electing fucking politicians like Mariannette Miller-Meeks or fucking Zach Nunn or whatever, who have, by the way, voted to extend and continue the Iran war five fucking times now.
LukeHOST
7:24
Exa- exactly.
LukeHOST
7:26
Or, or if we want to go a different fucking vein in Iowa, I just had to spend fucking $2,500 to buy a filter for the water for my house, because the water in my house will give us fucking cancer.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
22:18
And I'm gonna tell you this right now, Ottumwa, Iowa does not know the way.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
22:24
Yesterday, literally right after it happened, and I live in Iowa, Ottumwa, Iowa, where our current marionette Miller-Meeks, who does not live in the district that she represents, she lives in Ottumwa, Iowa.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
22:50
And in Ottumwa, Iowa yesterday, they started their city council meeting with a prayer to Satan by an ex-member of the city council.
Jeremy HerrellHOST
23:07
Literally said, "Dark Father, all hail," all of that.
Jake ShermanGUEST
37:44
And on top of all this, Katie, we, there are three competitive House seats in Iowa.
Jake ShermanGUEST
37:50
This is, uh, Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Ashley Hinson's open seat, and Zach Nunn.
Jake ShermanGUEST
37:55
And I mean, they could, Democrats could win all three of those.
Jake ShermanGUEST
37:59
I mean, th- there's, this is a, this is a, just a, a, a really bad scenario for them in Iowa right now, and Zach Nunn's race and Mariannette Miller-Meeks' race are already topping millions of dollars.
Jake ShermanGUEST
38:10
I think one of them was in the $30 million range already.
Jake ShermanGUEST
38:14
So I mean, yeah, it's a big, it's a big state.
Glennis MeagherHOST
0:05
Republican gerrymanders are backfiring and voters seem ready to be done with Trump for good? Question mark.
Brian DerrickHOST
0:12
Then Glenness is back from Iowa with the minority report, including Mariannette Miller-Meeks running away from questions about the Epstein files.
Glennis MeagherHOST
0:19
Plus, Trump won't pay back the taxpayer money spent on his ads.
Glennis MeagherHOST
0:24
Quelle surprise.
Brian DerrickHOST
1:08
Yeah.
Brian DerrickHOST
1:09
Yes.
Glennis MeagherHOST
1:10
Chasing down Mariannette Miller-Meeks, who won-
Brian DerrickHOST
1:13
I love it
David FromHOST
1:26
We've been doing it with Americans for Prosperity all across the country, and it's so great to be here in Iowa.
David FromHOST
1:31
Um, and we're, we're joined by a great Iowa leader, by, uh, Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks.
David FromHOST
1:36
She's, uh, she's been serving in Congress, is a, is a veteran of the Armed Forces, brings that experience to Capitol Hill, uh, and to, to fight for Iowans every day.
David FromHOST
1:47
So Congresswoman, thank you for joining us.
Jake ShermanHOST
6:42
In North Carolina, Don Davis versus Laurie Buckhout, thirty-eight point eight million.
Jake ShermanHOST
6:47
In Iowa, Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Christina Bohannan, thirty-seven point four million.
Jake ShermanHOST
6:53
Trump won each of these districts by between eight and twelve points in 2024.
Jake ShermanHOST
6:57
Two of them were redrawn to favor Republicans this cycle.
Sean SpicerHOST
25:36
Now, this one's interesting.
Sean SpicerHOST
25:37
Mariannette Miller-Meeks, we've talked about this one for a while.
Sean SpicerHOST
25:39
She's the Republican incumbent.
Sean SpicerHOST
25:40
She keeps squeaking it out, versus Christina, uh, Bohannan.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
49:14
Eli Crane.
Tyler BoyerPANELIST
49:15
And then in, uh, in Iowa, you've got three races with Zach Nunn, Mariannette Miller-Meeks, who won infamously by just a handful of votes, uh, in her first race, and then also Joe Mitchell, who is, who is our guy who-
speaker_1ADVERTISER
49:29
Joe's great
Tyler BoyerPANELIST
49:29
... who's awesome.
Yasmin KahnHOST
5:53
So now they're trying to figure out what... why could this possibly have been happening? Why are the American people not wanting to vote for Republicans or for- Donald Trump again.
Yasmin KahnHOST
6:04
While Republicans are now discussing pulling money [laughs] from once competitive races that they see as too difficult to win, including Representative Mariannette Miller-Meeks in Iowa, Representative Tom Kean in New Jersey, and an open seat in Nebraska, according to three people familiar with the talks.
Yasmin KahnHOST
6:22
Uh, so JR, that is, what it was it? Uh, New Jersey, Iowa, and Nebraska.
Yasmin KahnHOST
6:27
So especially Iowa and Nebraska, like, those are very, very red places.

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