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And Donald Trump's Board of Peace's official fund has received $0.

Despite billions being pledged, sure.

We have such a great show for you today.

MS Now's Ali Valshine stops by to talk about Trump going into the midterms with a slate filled with bad candidates.

Then we'll talk to Semaphores, Dave Weigle, about the trends he is seeing in

the primary field. Somali, we knew it was going to happen. Ken Paxton has prevailed against John

Corden. Unprecedented loss in the modern era. It's been half a century since we had something

like this. But there was lots of other interesting things down in Texas,

including a anti-Semitic sex therapist who was like half Maha,

half left-wing weirdo losing her race.

I just want to pause for a second to talk about the Cornyn-Paxon race runoff.

$130 million spent on a Republican-again- against Republican primary that pitted an incumbent who could theoretically win in a more

normal field, right, outside of the primary, more of an appealing centrist.

I mean, I don't find him appealing. He votes with MAGA 91% of the time. But he has some sort of

actual values that aren't just I love Trump versus Ken Paxton, who has been impeached but not removed. He has numerous

allegations of adultery is in the middle of a divorce with his wife, Angela, who is a Texas

state senator who did not vote to impeach him because she was not allowed to.

You know, you're not allowed to vote in impeachment if you're married to the person who is being impeached.

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