Mo Brooks

How does this help? The reason they're way down is because Republicans are not excited to get out and vote for James Lomax or whoever.

He beat Mo Brooks pretty handily.

The general election is a lot different than the primary because of the voting size and the people who show up to vote.

That

Yes, that's exactly right.

Mo Brooks went through and picked all the signs out, that cheap guy.

Come on, what are we doing here? All right, moving on.

Dale, don't you think the mainstream media is the most divisive figure in politics?

It's very hard to get it done." We'll talk about some of that as we move it through the program.

Uh, Mo Brooks, former congressman, will be on the program in, uh, hour three of the program, at the 8 o'clock hour.

Uh, we will also be joined by Sam Givhan in the next, uh, hour of the program, so stay tuned there after the seven things and all this other stuff.

So, uh, keep it locked right here, obviously, a- and we'll keep this conversation going.

Uh, we'll get into some of that and they can rope it back to that, but he's right.

It, it's about talking about what's going on, news of the day.

Coming up in a little bit, Mo Brooks will be with us.

Yafi will join us as well the next hour.

My next guest isn't so sure that's right.

Former Republican Congressman Mel Brooks weighs in.

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Joining me now, former Republican congressman from Alabama, Mo Brooks.

He's a former Trump ally who had a falling out with the president after he pulled his endorsement.

Rex Reynolds, that's the same area.

And James Lomax, who beat Mo Brooks, a former congressman, in that race.

So those are the ones we're watching in Huntsville, and then there is the, a couple of others, the suburbs, two in, in the city, near the city of Birmingham.

Mike Shaw, we've talked about that.

That's definitely a big factor into it, but it's not just that.

It's ju- that people in the Huntsville area are a lot more moderate, uh, than you have in the rest of the state, and a lot of the moderates in this election are trailing off in the Republican Party.

Well, it's kind of interesting, 'cause a guy like Mo Brooks won that congressional seat for all those years, and hardly a moderate.

Maybe he was a little more independent of the, the caucus or, you know, that he, he, he identifies Republican obviously, but, you know, that, that, that, that that sort of just went away i- in, in a big, big way.

I, I'm telling you, I've had very high-ranking lawmakers sit me down in their office, look me in the eye, and I don't think I'm betraying any confidence here, but they'll tell you, Alabama's not as conservative a state as you think it is.

And they'll point to Katie Britt beating Mo Brooks.

Yeah.

They'll point to Kay Ivey.