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Hey, here's what we're talking about today.
The midterm Senate map.
It's shifting towards Democrats.
So what does that mean for Republicans who are trying to keep control of government?
Plus, Troy Jackson, for example, holds Susan Collins to account on Trump, abortion, tariffs.
This is all during a debate.
Did it land with voters in Maine?
Also, the post-midterm meeting where Democrats will plot the 2028 race.
Who's in?
Who could be left out?
And three years after the October 7th attacks, we've got new details from behind the scenes
as President Biden tried to prevent an all-out regional war with Iran, which is where we are now.
Good morning, everybody.
I'm Audie Cornish, and we begin here.
Do Democrats actually have a chance to flip the Senate?
They need four seats to do that, and it's looking more likely.
We're going to talk about how these Senate maps are shifting for weeks out from Election Day.
So, for example, Cook Political Report, they're saying that Kansas is now a toss-up.