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But first, the news.

Somali, big, big news out of Marjorie Taylor Greed's district last night, an election where the Democrat got more votes, which everybody was told could never happen in that.

But there's some people saying, if you give to this Democrat for this runoff, you're an idiot.

We need this money for this Senate races.

I'm curious what you think, but it really does feel like Dems can't stop winning.

Yeah, so I was on my way home from something.

I was like, let's check in at that special election for Marjorie Taylor Green seat, which is like a ruby red district.

I mean, there's a reason that that is the district that sent Marjorie Taylor Green to Congress, right? Jewish space lasers, Q and on.

You'll remember, she used to not be so refined. So I looked at it. I thought the Democrat would be

losing by less than what the Democrats historically lose by in that district. And in fact,

the Democrat was winning.

Now, this advances to a runoff because there are multiple candidates. They were multiple

Republican candidates. And that is how the Democrat got more votes. Do I think a Democrat will

win Marjorie Taylor Green's seat? No, I do not. But why this is relevant is because this is a seat that

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