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Hi there. Welcome to the DSR Daily. I'm David Rothkoopf. I'm joined by Riley Fessler and Minasstein,

as is usually the case. What's not usually the case is that we're recording this on Wednesday in the

afternoon, not in the morning, because, you know, we were like caught up in the president going off to

China and doing all this kind of stuff, which, you know, that's the kind of thing where, you know, we were like caught up in the president going off to China and doing all this kind of stuff, which, you know, that's the kind of thing we're, you know, we're on top of, we're doing

podcasting about and so forth. So if you've been waiting around for our take on the day,

sorry, but, you know, we'll give you a take on what we think's going to happen overnight in

China, too.

So I think Minna is going to kick us off here.

I am.

And before we get into that, I thought it might be nice to start with, like, a tiny dose of hope before we get into kind of the nonsense of the day.

State Senator John Kavanaugh won a narrow victory in Nebraska's

2nd District, Democratic primary, defeating Denise Powell in a race centered on protecting Omaha's

blue dot electoral vote. The contest was defined by fears that Kavanaugh's departure from the state legislature could allow Republicans

to eliminate Nebraska's split electoral system, potentially benefiting Trump in the general

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