The Majority Report with Sam Seder
Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 32 min · 14 segments
It's News Day Tuesday on The Majority Report On today's program: **Donald Trump** is panicking over the midterms and responds the only way he knows how - by getting more racists, bigoted and…
Josh OrtonGuest
Emma VigelandHost
Bryan VokeyPanelistLook, it's very difficult to say with any assuredness anything other than it is very, very likely the Democrats are going to take over the House.
And the early voting, to the extent that we have any type of numbers, looks very good.
But total Hispanic turnout, this is early voting, is almost 50% ahead of the same point in 2024.
Well, I mean, it's self-evident 50 percent more Hispanic votes than we did in 2024, not 2022.
Now, it's quite possible that even though Donald Trump has like a negative, like a net 40, negative 49 favorability amongst Hispanic voters, that.
So when you look across the map and you see huge disparities, like why is Roy Cooper doing so well in North Carolina? Two term, three term, four term, very popular governor.
And that's what explains sort of those outliers to the point where they have pulled the Republicans have pulled funding from that race.
And Democrats are feeling confident enough where they're shifting funds from that race to other races across the country.
Look, it's very difficult to say with any assuredness anything other than it is very, very likely the Democrats are going to take over the House.
And the early voting, to the extent that we have any type of numbers, looks very good.
But total Hispanic turnout, this is early voting, is almost 50% ahead of the same point in 2024.
Well, I mean, it's self-evident 50 percent more Hispanic votes than we did in 2024, not 2022.
Now, it's quite possible that even though Donald Trump has like a negative, like a net 40, negative 49 favorability amongst Hispanic voters, that.
So when you look across the map and you see huge disparities, like why is Roy Cooper doing so well in North Carolina? Two term, three term, four term, very popular governor.
And that's what explains sort of those outliers to the point where they have pulled the Republicans have pulled funding from that race.
And Democrats are feeling confident enough where they're shifting funds from that race to other races across the country.
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