great piece this week saying that trump has been showing up basically uninvited at some rallies. whether he is invited or not. he keeps holding rallies in battleground states where the candidates are holding calls with advisers to strategize on how to deal with calls from trump saying, i m coming. we know from watching the trump rallies 99% of the time these trump rallies are not about the candidates that he s coming in to rally for. it is about donald trump himself. we saw that in ohio last night. i m sure we ll see this in north carolina later this week. the focus has always been on donald trump, which is why you see a lot of these candidates in these swing races feel that he s not very beneficial, and you have people like dr. oz saying i would have voted to certify the 2020 election had i been in congress. i m sure that didn t make donald
biden are in almost every single one of them. and joe biden s approval rating in every one of those states is significantly under water. is it going to work in an era where people are saturated for six weeks with the money that hans was pointing out? the senate races now, the amount of money is mind blowing. this is stuff a presidential campaign wouldn t have spent four years ago. hundreds of millions of dollars. i m sorry for the people in those states. you will never turn on a device. you re doing a great job of teasing what we will be talking about more in this show. the one thing that is looming over this and making it a lot more difficult for republicans to keep the focus on the economy, is the fact that former president trump is out there. he was in ohio last night. and the new york times had a
trump effect are mostly wrong about what happened in ohio last night. the senate candidate who got the most votes in ohio last night is the one who the pundits are completely ignoring. democrat tim ryan won 70% of the vote in the democratic primary for senate. donald trump s endorsed candidate for senate in the republican primary, was able to get only 32%. that means, that more than two thirds of the republican voters in ohio yesterday voted against donald trump s choice for the united states senate. in his first day as ohio s democratic nominee for senate, congressman tim ryan released a new ad about something that his opponent jd vance is calling: an amazing victory. the loss of a constitutional right. i brought you all here for a big announcement. and i guess that it s time that i actually get on to making the announcement part.
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such a sea change in ohio. you look at the results coming in last night, boy, in the rural areas, trump s word in ohio still gold. i mean it made all the difference in the world for j.d. vance. trump still has a massive way so far perhaps it s a small base of support in the republican party, but whatever it is, the more rural, the better j.d. vance did because of that trump endorsement. now, j.d. vance, the venture capitalist turned midwest was once again extremely against trump. and then he was for him, tweeted things about how much he loved mitt romney taking down donald trump, he d go on charlie rose, he wrote for the new york times, i think they profiled him on 60 minutes. he was a star. he was an elite s elite.