to this week's episode of the very Trump Show strategy session. There are 154 days left

until the midterm election to November. Every week I have a paddle on to ask one question.

What can we do to make sure that the Democrats don't just win but increase their majorities

in the House and Senate because everything is at stake?

Tonight I am so grateful to have, as my guest, the Pulitzer Prize for an Incomolness for

USA Today, a New York Times best selling novelist of the phenomenal book, Dottler's of Eriton,

Professional and Residence at Kent State College of Communication Information, Connie Shulz,

and somebody who has already been a guest here, former CNN political commentator, contributor

to ABC News and former GOP Communications Director on Capitol Hill, Lincoln Project Senior

Advisor, and co-host of the breakdown, Tara Setmeyer. Welcome to both of you. Thank you so

much for being here tonight. Thank you, Mary. I want to start with one thing because it

made me clarified or crystallized, I should say, for me, the disadvantaged Democrats have

in terms of reach and messaging. Fox News is not going to air any as far as I can tell

of the January 6th Committee hearings on the insurrection. This to me is just such an

enormous structural disadvantage the Democrats have. And it seems that it's not just unfair,

you know, we're all fighting with one hand behind, tie behind our backs, but that it's

just, it shouldn't be allowed. This is a network that claims to be a news program, and yet

they are allowed to pretend that the biggest news, I think, in modern history isn't worth

caring. So Connie, what are your thoughts about that? And how do we get around those kinds

of setbacks that we seem to face all the time? Well, I have a couple of thoughts, Mary,

having dealt with Fox readers for all 20 years of my life as a columnist so far, I feel

pretty strongly that they're not the ones who are going to watch anyway for the most part.

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