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Today on the Playbook podcast, he's still got it. Donald Trump wipes out the rebel Republicans

in Indiana and reasserts control of his party. It's a big day too for Howard Lucknick as he prepares

to testify on his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and Marco Rubio heads to Rome today to see

the Pope. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Adam Ren, and it's Wednesday,

May the 6th. How you doing, Adam? You must have had quite a night last night. Yeah, yeah,

it has been a wild eight or nine months of this Indiana redistricting saga. So yeah, definitely a

wild night. I'm sure you guys listening to this

already know that Adam is our resident Hoosier on the playbook team. And so Adam, I think it was

Megan Messley on this podcast, described the British Royal Family Visit to me as the Blanchard

Super Bowl. I reckon this Indiana redistricting story is definitely the Adam Wren Super Bowl. Just talk us through what happened

last night in these races that we've all been watching so closely. Yeah, so essentially, Jack,

we saw incumbents in Indiana get wiped out last night. We saw President Donald Trump reassert

his already firm grip on the GOP base and any stories about

Trump's base sort of dividing at this precarious moment for the coalition and for him as a leader

can be sort of written off at this moment.

Granted, it's a red state, Indiana, it's a state that he's won easily, but this tells us

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