The political media's obsession with January 6th suggests they're not actually paying attention to their concerns of everyday voters.

You want to sweep it under the rug. Like, I don't want to talk about this any more than anybody else.

But my God, you got to look into it, JD.

When the barbarians were at the gate, you were happy to let them in.

There were people who behaved very badly on that day. I was not one of them.

Ms. Abrams is going to lie about my record because she doesn't want to talk about her own.

I have to have conversations with the entirety of Georgia. I don't have the luxury of being a part of a good old boys club.

Debate night in Ohio, Utah and Georgia with the midterms exactly three weeks away. Things are getting a little heated. Steve Kornacki is standing by at the big board. Speaking of heated. Very. Do you see that guy beforehand? Oh, now he's going into the whole rage thing. Out of hand. He's like Chris Selle trying to tell tear TVs. Cornacki's going to break down. Dog dugouts.

This guy's crazy today.

The state of the race is what, which is what we really want from him.

Also, Republicans.

It's time to deliver that pitch.

Republicans claim to care so much about spending.

Yeah.

Will they speak out about the new report that the Trump organization overcharged the Secret Service

for stays at the

former president's properties. Also this morning, another wave of attacks as Moscow appears to be

targeting critical infrastructure, the death toll rises in Kiev after Russia uses Iranian drones

to attack residential areas in Ukraine's capital.

We'll take a closer look at the Iran factor, how the war has brought Moscow and Tehran closer together.

You know, I say repeatedly, Iran has been the epicenter of international terrorism since 1979.

We should have been more aggressive toward them for a very long time.

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