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Tim Ryan

Former United States RepresentativeWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Steve SchmidtHOST
26:31
It's with Scott Cowell.
Steve SchmidtHOST
26:33
And one of the things that Team Stupid has done in Washington is, for example, Tim Ryan...
Steve SchmidtHOST
26:42
in Ohio could have beaten J.D. Vance, but he was left to wither on the vine because he dared to say that he wouldn't vote for Chuck Schumer as the minority leader.
Steve SchmidtHOST
26:53
So Chuck Schumer spent $40 or $50 million on Fetterman.
Craig SpencerGUEST
45:49
And we focused on environmental health issues.
Craig SpencerGUEST
45:51
We brought together people from public health, politicians, Tim Ryan, 10-term congressman, Amy Acton, who's the Democratic nominee for governor there.
Craig SpencerGUEST
45:59
We also brought grassroots advocates that were impacted by the East Palestine train derailment three years ago, and a bunch of people from Maha, Ohio.
Craig SpencerGUEST
46:07
And people were worried going in that there was going to be derision and vitriol and throwing of tomatoes and fistfights and whatever it's going to be.
John AnzaloneGUEST
15:23
Then they gotta decide whether, w- you know, whether they're gonna pull money, um, in North Carolina, right? You know, you've seen how much money they're putting in, uh, Michigan, right, and in Iowa.
John AnzaloneGUEST
15:35
And right now, Ohio is a frigging rescue mission, and you remember this when Tim Ryan was leading JD Vance in that US Senate race, and he was doing it all on his own, and then the Republicans had to come in and put, what, $40 or $60 million for JD Vance to win this, where Ryan had no help from the, the Democrats.
John AnzaloneGUEST
15:55
Well, right now, Sherrod Brown probably has more money spent for him in the Democratic community, in the independent expenditure world, and it is a rescue mission by the Republican Party and MAGA Inc., et cetera, to go in there and, and try to pull this thing out.
Greg SargentHOST
16:14
Okay.
John AnzaloneGUEST
14:10
And right now, Ohio is a frigging rescue mission.
John AnzaloneGUEST
14:13
And you remember this when Tim Ryan was leading JD Vance in that US Senate race, and he was doing it all on his own, and then the Republicans had to come in and put, what, $40 or $60 million for JD Vance to win this, where Ryan had no help from the, the, the Democrats.
John AnzaloneGUEST
14:29
Well, right now, Sherrod Brown probably has more money spent for him in the Democratic community, in the independent expenditure world, and it is a rescue mission by the Republican Party and MAGA Inc., et cetera, to go in there and, and try to pull this thing out.
Greg SargentHOST
14:48
Okay.
Sarah DonaldsonHOST
15:55
Now, they've endorsed both Republicans and Democrats in the past.
Sarah DonaldsonHOST
15:59
Most notably, you know, they endorsed Governor Mike DeWine in 2022, but then they also endorsed Democratic former Representative Tim Ryan in his race against J.D. Vance for Senate.
Sarah DonaldsonHOST
16:09
So certainly bipartisanship there.
Sarah DonaldsonHOST
16:12
And the OSMA president, you know, cited his conversations with Ramaswamy and his wife, who is a doctor as well, As probably some of the reasons that he thinks the PAC probably broke for Ramaswamy, Ramaswamy's discussion specifically with him about, you know, cutting government and insurance regulations.
Steve SchmidtHOST
25:34
It's with Scott Cowell.
Steve SchmidtHOST
25:36
And one of the things that Team Stupid has done in Washington, right, is for example, Uh, Tim Ryan in Ohio could have beaten JD Vance, but he was left to wither on the vine because he dared to say that he wouldn't vote for Chuck Schumer as the minority leader.
Steve SchmidtHOST
25:56
So Chuck Schumer spent 40 or $50 million on Fetterman.
Steve SchmidtHOST
26:02
Oh, now Tim lost a race by five points in a year where the top of the ticket lost by 27.
Bradley DevlinPANELIST
26:54
Vance was in a dead heat at this point in time in September of 2022.
Bradley DevlinPANELIST
26:58
He was in a dead heat with with Tim Ryan.
Bradley DevlinPANELIST
27:01
That's right.
Bradley DevlinPANELIST
27:02
Yeah.
Eric HarleyHOST
71:47
Right.
Gary McNamaraHOST
71:48
And you can sit there, and you can go through and go, Tim Ryan.
Gary McNamaraHOST
71:51
You know, I can go through, you know, uh, uh, uh, uh, Tim Ryan, uh, Carville, uh, uh, what's the, uh, the former, uh, uh, aide, uh, to, um, uh, Obama, who was, uh-
Eric HarleyHOST
72:01
Rahm Emanuel
Gary McNamaraHOST
72:02
...
Steve SchmidtGUEST
3:55
H- his entire public service should be understood as a corrupt act, that you have Peter Thiel putting $40 million into this.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
4:08
By the way, you had one of the most exceptional Democratic candidates of a generation, Tim Ryan, who ran against JD Vance and was abandoned by Chuck Schumer.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
4:21
Republicans spent in excess of $60 million.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
4:25
National Democrats spent nothing on Ryan, but they spent tens of millions of dollars on Fetterman next door.
Justin Robert YoungHOST
17:36
Husted wants it very specifically because he's getting his ass kicked in Ohio on data centers.
Justin Robert YoungHOST
17:41
We talked to Tim Ryan about that
speaker_2UNKNOWN
17:44
on Wednesday.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
17:45
You know, it's...
Justin Robert YoungHOST
17:52
It's really crazy, you know, because even when we talked about with Tim Ryan, it's not like a lot of these companies that are looking to build the data centers aren't, you know.
Justin Robert YoungHOST
18:03
It's not controversial to get him to agree to stuff that's in that bill.
Justin Robert YoungHOST
18:10
But I don't know.

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Justin Robert YoungHOST
62:21
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