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Scott MacFarlane

Scott MacFarlane

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Oct 23, 2026

Scott MacFarlaneHOST
3:27
He is urging Congress to get involved and get involved swiftly.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
3:31
Salazar spoke with Scott MacFarlane reports.
Ken SalazarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:33
I think it's horrible, and I think it's sent our country backwards, and I think we need to rescue it back and put it back on the right track.
Ken SalazarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:41
You know, our national parks, our national mall, our landscapes around this country really are the example for the entire world on how we have our public lands being available to the common person.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
5:51
You have to go through proper processes to get these things approved environmentally and for safety reasons.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
5:58
Sky Paramount of Democracy Forward is part of a legal team challenging the East Potomac Park demolition and reconstruction.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
6:06
She talked to Scott MacFarlane reports about why it's so important.
Sky ParamountSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:09
This has been a major theme of this week across a number of our cases, but you heard Judge Reyes herself.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:23
Control of Congress is at stake and experts say that balance of power will be decided by about a dozen races nationwide.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:29
I want to bring in our good friend Scott MacFarlane now, the chief Washington correspondent for Midas Touch.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:35
We've got a lot to talk about.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
4:36
Leslie, we do.

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Scott MacFarlaneHOST
11:16
She's like, who do I believe? Who
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:18
do I believe? Well, I tell you what, there's a lot to watch here, and we'll have you back for sure.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:22
Scott MacFarlane, Chief Washington Correspondent for Midas Touch.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:25
Always good to see you.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
1:23
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Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:34
It's Scott MacFarlane reports in the day ahead.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:36
Let's look at campaigns that are doing the political version of yelling at the refs.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:41
You know what that's like.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
17:18
You know, the, the, the political version of a Hail Mary, and it can be very ugly.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
17:22
Um, candidates who didn't expect to be in close races can suddenly lose their nerve because they're flat-footed and they didn't see it coming.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
17:29
So you're gonna see a distinctive version of ugliness at this point of the calendar.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
17:34
And I gotta tell you guys, this year it's even uglier than usual, and I think you've seen that in Ohio.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
18:43
Yeah
Jessica TigheHOST
18:43
...
Jessica TigheHOST
18:43
I wanna ask you specifically about Wisconsin and our gubernatorial race because tonight we are now just hours away from the only debate between the two candidates for governor, Tim Tiffany and David Crowley.
Jessica TigheHOST
18:56
Are you hearing anything about the governor's race in Wisconsin in DC now? I know people were talking about it before, but now we're less than two weeks away from the election.
JessHOST
0:12
I think so
Greg MatzekHOST
0:13
... uh, for Scott MacFarlane-
JessHOST
0:14
Yep, there's meaning behind this
Greg MatzekHOST
0:15
... to cast.
Greg MatzekHOST
0:16
Scott, you've heard the news, right?
JessHOST
0:17
Yes.
Greg MatzekHOST
0:17
Scott MacFarlane of The Midas Touch-
JessHOST
0:19
Emotional
speaker_2ADVERTISER
1:28
Terms and conditions apply.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:34
It's Scott MacFarlane Reports.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:35
Sometimes when you're called stubborn, I swear it's a good thing.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:40
Like next time you get that terrible job interview question of name your biggest weakness or what's your most important weakness, you really can say stubborn and have it land because sometimes stubborn means you're fixed or set on something, you're determined on something.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
3:47
And he says, first of all, the allegations Team Trump is unleashing about non-citizen voting by the tens of thousands is allegations with hard data.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
3:56
But he also says voters are persistent.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
3:59
David Becker spoke with Scott MacFarlane Reports.
David BeckerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:02
It's noise.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
10:58
Let's see how judges react if and when there are challenges in November and December, and if those challenges and those orders by courts are defied.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
11:07
It's a top line issue for us here at Scott MacFarlane Reports.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
11:09
We are this close to 250,000, a quarter million subscribers.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
11:13
So if you can, please share this video with others who want independent journalism.
Ben MeiselasHOST
25:28
We should use the network to help.
Ben MeiselasHOST
25:30
So whether it's a Katie Fang or a Scott MacFarlane, whether it's an Aaron Parnas, whether it is on the Legal AF side, just let great reporters report and do their work, and help where you can, stay away where you should stay away, and just be there and do whatever you can to lend support.
Ben MeiselasHOST
25:52
That's it.
Ben MeiselasHOST
25:53
And then let the Meidas mighty, let the people take the news and let them champion the truth.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
0:03
It's Scott MacFarlane Reports.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
0:04
In the day ahead, we are two weeks out from the end of the midterm elections.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
0:09
Two weeks.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:09
Cook says she is pressing the flesh to try to get FaceTime with voters as they decide to whom they should vote or for whom they should vote.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:18
Rebecca Cook, though, is getting some outside help.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:21
Scott MacFarlane Reports has learned the House Majority PAC, an outside group that supports Democratic candidates, is putting $3 million more into broadcast, into supporting Rebecca Cook.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:31
Cook spoke with the Scott MacFarlane Reports.
Rebecca CookSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:33
I, you know, knock my own doors.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
0:00
It's Scott MacFarlane reports back on the road for campaign 2026.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
0:03
Trump is getting weaker in areas that used to be a stronghold, America's farming communities.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
0:10
In three elections, Trump won so many of these communities overwhelmingly.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:06
Rebecca Cooke is the Democratic nominee in Western Wisconsin.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:09
She's also a dairy farmer, and she says these issues are driving voters, potentially flipping that red district in Western Wisconsin blue.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
1:18
She spoke with Scott MacFarlane Reports.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:20
You're a dairy farmer.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:21
You know

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