It's Thursday, February 26th.
I'm Jane Kostin, and this is What A Day,
the show that thanks House Speaker Mike Johnson
for sharing his deepest fears after the State of the Union Tuesday night.
If we lost the midterms, heaven forbid, if we lost the majority in the House,
it would be the end of the Trump presidency in a real effect.
Oh, no.
That would be terrible.
On today's show,
South Carolina Republican Representative Nancy Mace hopes to hold lawmakers accountable for sexual harassment violations.
And Minnesota Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar, state of the union guest,
is charged with unlawful conduct after standing up during the president's speech.
But let's start with taxes.
The Longhorn State Senate primary is already setting money records for both Republicans and Democrats,
with more than $110 million being spent in advertising and reserved ad time.
But on the Republican side,
where Senator John Cornyn is facing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and U.S.
Representative Wesley Hunt, things have gotten incredibly messy.
How messy?
This is an ad released Wednesday by Cornyn and the National Republican Senatorial Committee.