On today's show, we're covering Massey becoming the latest GOP candidate to fall in the primary.

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Seculo. Had a day off yesterday. Will took over. I've heard you did good things. Who told you that?

Your dad? Oh, wow. Your dad was very excited. Okay.

I kind of gave him a shout out in it.

So I think that's why. So that's the only reason he shared it? Probably. Hopefully he's listening today. He's like, oh, no. Logan's leading. I'm not going to do it. So maybe he'll give us another shoutout. But I appreciate it. Look, there's a lot of news happening. the big one. Jordan's here, by the way, too. Will's here and Rick Winnell's going to be joining

us a little bit later. And the big one that happened overnight, not even

overnight, I guess in the early hours. It's actually pretty early called. Celebrating as I

could. Is that Representative Thomas Massey, of Kentucky, who has been a bit of an issue for

14 years. Yeah.

Is finally gone as he lost his primary battle.

Again, ousting an incumbent, never easy.

But ousted with a big margin. Big margin early.

I mean, it was over.

The way Thomas Massey went out is exactly the Thomas Massey.

I want people to remember an anti-Semite, anti-Jew,

anti-Israel, a member of Congress. He doesn't have that Rand Paul view of no foreign aid.

It's specifically targeted at Jews. And he couldn't help himself to try and blame Israel for his

defeat last night. I don't think the Jewish vote in his district is enough to

persuade, enough to even come under 1%. It's not going to gain eight points for it. And so the idea

that he went after a former U.S. Navy SEAL and played the dual loyalty card against a U.S. Navy

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