And joining us now for more political analysis.

Our two political strategists, that's Democrat Amisha Cross and Republican with heirs.

It's great to see you both.

So Amisha will start with you, Democrats claiming those decisive wins in New York City and in the Virginia and New Jersey governor's races.

What lessons, if any, can Democrats take away from those victories as they head toward the midterms?

Affordability, affordability, affordability, and nailing Trump where it hits the hardest.

I think that the economic downturn as it relates to people's pocketbooks and not being able to

go to the grocery store, not being able to feed their families,

the snap cuts that are coming from the Big Beautiful Bill Act, but moreover, the government

shut down where millions of families across this country who are in poverty don't have access

to those snap food stamp benefits. You name the cost, it has gone up. And the families are really

hurting. I think that for Zoram Mandani, huge night,

but also for Mickey Sherrill. Also, we saw great wins of Virginia. We also saw it in the red state.

Um, I have family in Mississippi to see a black statewide senator run and bust up what is a

supermajority in Mississippi, which is a highly red state, I think is a

very big deal. So up and down the ballot, I think that Democratic voters showed up, showed out,

let their voices be heard. But they also have seen an authoritarian slide of this administration

that really brought them out to the polls. And I think that Democrats have to continue telling

that story. They have to continue leaning in on the cost of goods, services, how people need to and

what the government can and should be doing for them. And that's a path to victory.

And, Witt, if you look at the margins of those races, those key races, it was a blowout. We have some of the

data we can put up there right now.

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