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Oct 30, 2026

Tom LaipplyHOST
2:32
And I'm going to try not to just constantly blame Trump because it's not constantly Trump's fault.
Tom LaipplyHOST
2:38
It's also a horrendous RNC that has made it a possibility that Texas could turn blue.
Tom LaipplyHOST
2:45
Do I think that Texas is going to turn blue in this election cycle? No, I do not.
Tom LaipplyHOST
2:48
Do I think there's going to be as giant... a blue wave as people are saying there's going to be? No, I really don't.
Tom LaipplyHOST
3:09
It ranges from 50-something percent chance that the Senate goes to Democrats up to as high as 67% chance that they will win.
Tom LaipplyHOST
3:18
And he's just talking about this and he's saying, Democrats are on the offense.
Tom LaipplyHOST
3:22
What's the RNC doing? Nothing.
Tom LaipplyHOST
3:24
So, you know, that's why I'm just fed up with the Republican Party.
Jennifer LePlaGUEST
34:45
But if I could leave you with one other topic of conversation.
Jennifer LePlaGUEST
34:49
I had the opportunity to go to the midterm National Republican Convention.
Jennifer LePlaGUEST
34:54
How was that? Fabulous.
Jennifer LePlaGUEST
34:57
I went to the one in Milwaukee as a guest of NHGOP.
Josh WelchGUEST
6:44
I was going to say, I don't want to rain on the parade here, but I do remember the 2024 Democratic National Convention.
Josh WelchGUEST
6:50
And I remember comparing that to the Republican National Convention.
Josh WelchGUEST
6:54
And it was two different things.
Josh WelchGUEST
6:56
One was exciting.
Josh WelchGUEST
6:57
One was jam packed, full of enthusiastic.
Josh WelchGUEST
7:01
members, cool people, and you had intellectual speakers, you had it all, you had the glitz, you had the enthusiasm.
Josh WelchGUEST
7:08
And then they showed the Republican national convention and it was pretty dire.
Josh WelchGUEST
7:12
And if you remember the clips, say for a long time, they compared the two.
David RindHOST
0:06
But I want to take you back to 2024 real quick.
David RindHOST
0:10
During the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, I tagged along with CNN senior correspondent Donie O'Sullivan to get a sense of how MAGA media was feeling about the election.
David RindHOST
0:20
So we're in media row.
David RindHOST
0:21
Yes.
Jody AvirganHOST
16:22
I mean, it's just worth noting that the AIDS crisis is a huge factor in this entire debate as well.
Nicole HemmerHOST
16:27
Mary Fisher speaks at the Republican National Convention that year.
Nicole HemmerHOST
16:30
Yeah.
Jody AvirganHOST
16:31
Before we get to the second debate, which is just a few days later, we should also point out that James Stockdale is part of the picture here.
Brandon B.NARRATOR
140:02
We have no doubt that he enjoyed that touching recognition, by the children, of his power over them, more than any ovation which the public could have tendered.
Brandon B.NARRATOR
140:20
CHAPTER VII HOW HE BECAME PRESIDENT Abraham Lincoln was first conspicuously named for the presidency at a meeting of the Illinois State Republican Convention, where a Democrat of Macon County presented to the convention two gaily decorated fence rails, upon which were inscribed the following words, Abraham Lincoln, the rail candidate, for president in 1860.
Brandon B.NARRATOR
141:16
Two rails from a lot of 3,000, made in 1830 by Thomas Hanks and Abe Lincoln, whose father was the first pioneer of Macon County.
Brandon B.NARRATOR
141:27
The production of these singular and appropriate tokens of the glorious advantages which our democratic institutions afforded to the humblest in life was a signal for enthusiastic applause.
ReeseHOST
42:54
You said that George W. Bush sent troops to die for oil.
ReeseHOST
42:59
You protested in New York City, outside of Madison Square Garden, outside the Republican National Convention.
ReeseHOST
43:08
We didn't forget, dude.
ReeseHOST
43:10
Maybe you've got a little bit of the Alzheimer's there, Ned Lamont.
Matt BellassaiHOST
32:14
Also like some progressive people can get very, very ensnared by like dunking on closeted Republicans in a very homophobic way.
Matt BellassaiHOST
32:26
Where it's like, oh, it's the Republican National Convention.
Matt BellassaiHOST
32:30
Hope Grinder doesn't crash.
Matt BellassaiHOST
32:32
And it's like, okay, well, what is the joke there, actually? I think the joke there actually is like, you're a loser for being gay.
RobHOST
35:04
this, as you were saying before, this sort of rage against, uh, Bush seniors, you know, the sort of new England's patrician, uh, sort of high moral Republicanism and the pap you get anything, which was much more overt in its conservative racism.
Maya VenturaHOST
35:21
Yeah, because the 88th Republican Convention was also one where they had a little bit of this problem.
Maya VenturaHOST
35:29
That was Pat Robertson ran as the more so religious or overly religious, but also right wing candidate.
Maya VenturaHOST
35:38
Ultimately, of course, George Bush.
Don LemonHOST
1:24
I mean, can somebody just give him
Quentin LathamGUEST
1:26
some? There are so many different directions we can go with this, especially considering the fact that Grindr crashes every time there's a Republican National Convention.
Quentin LathamGUEST
1:37
Anywhere that's a whole nother show for a whole nother day.
Quentin LathamGUEST
1:40
But of course, he getting up there.

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