Oct 2, 2026 · 45 min · 9 segments
Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible, answers the question, “What’s the Plan – for the next No Kings Nationwide Day of Action?” This one shifts from mass protest in the streets to…
Leah GreenbergGuest
Rick HasenGuest
John WienerHost
Now it's time for Your Minnesota Moment, news from my hometown of St. Paul that you won't get from Sean Hannity.
He said, "'Ore processed in Minnesota at a new Masabi Metallics plant.'" would be sent to a new steel mill to be built with $10 billion in federal money loaned from the Trump administration's Export-Import Bank.
The Republicans in Minnesota are running Lisa DeMuth for governor against the popular incumbent Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar.
And for the Senate in Minnesota, Republicans are running Michelle Tafoya against Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan.
The polls have always had Klobuchar ahead, but they've narrowed recently, and they've had Flanagan ahead not by a lot, and her margin has been shrinking recently.
The shrinking poll margins might suggest the National Republican Party should invest in Minnesota, but the Republican Party's Senate super PAC is not putting money into Minnesota, into the campaign against Peggy Flanagan.
And the Cook Political Report, that moderate voice of middle-of-the-road opinion, said it doubted polling on the race, and they upgraded Peggy Flanagan's Senate race from lean Democratic to likely Democratic.
They also upgraded Amy Klobuchar's governor race from likely Democratic to solid Democratic.
But should Iowa really be celebrating Trump's promise of $10 billion for a new steel mill, they should remember that in Trump's last midterm, 2018, he announced $10 billion of federal financial support for a new Foxconn manufacturing facility in Racine, Wisconsin, and he said it would create 13,000 jobs, an incredible number.
His bio says he's the first in five generations of his family to not work in an iron mine.
Now it's time for Your Minnesota Moment, news from my hometown of St. Paul that you won't get from Sean Hannity.
He said, "'Ore processed in Minnesota at a new Masabi Metallics plant.'" would be sent to a new steel mill to be built with $10 billion in federal money loaned from the Trump administration's Export-Import Bank.
The Republicans in Minnesota are running Lisa DeMuth for governor against the popular incumbent Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar.
And for the Senate in Minnesota, Republicans are running Michelle Tafoya against Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan.
The polls have always had Klobuchar ahead, but they've narrowed recently, and they've had Flanagan ahead not by a lot, and her margin has been shrinking recently.
The shrinking poll margins might suggest the National Republican Party should invest in Minnesota, but the Republican Party's Senate super PAC is not putting money into Minnesota, into the campaign against Peggy Flanagan.
And the Cook Political Report, that moderate voice of middle-of-the-road opinion, said it doubted polling on the race, and they upgraded Peggy Flanagan's Senate race from lean Democratic to likely Democratic.
They also upgraded Amy Klobuchar's governor race from likely Democratic to solid Democratic.
But should Iowa really be celebrating Trump's promise of $10 billion for a new steel mill, they should remember that in Trump's last midterm, 2018, he announced $10 billion of federal financial support for a new Foxconn manufacturing facility in Racine, Wisconsin, and he said it would create 13,000 jobs, an incredible number.
His bio says he's the first in five generations of his family to not work in an iron mine.
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