Okay, there's tons going on. I'm going to talk with Senator Schiff about all of that. But I also

just want to know, because yesterday was a big election day. As of today, we are exactly five months out

from November's midterm election. And five months out, there are just so many. There are many,

more promising signs now than I would say there even were a month ago, certainly than two months ago. And they're all for Democrats as they look to retake majorities in both houses of Congress.

Now, after last night's packed primary night, Democrats may have reason to hope that their

path back to the Senate majority could run through Iowa. I mean, immediately after Democratic

candidate Josh Turk won his primary last night,

the Cook political report shifted its rating of the Iowa Senate race in the Democrats favor, moving

it from likely Republican to lean Republican. And that's in a state, by the way, that Trump has won

three times, including by more than a dozen points, just a year and a half ago.

So that means this race is really in play.

And I'm going to be speaking with him later in the show about the path forward now and his

plans to face off against Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson to fill that seat that

Republican Senator Joni Ernst is set to vacate early next year.

But last night didn't just provide a glimmer of hope for Democrats in a state Trump has

long dominated. It also showed that Trump's death grip on his party may actually be slipping

a little bit, at least in Iowa. I mean, that's because the Trump endorsed Republican candidate

for governor, Congressman Randy Feinstra, who was kind of expected by most to pull out on top here, lost his primary to a MAHA candidate endorsed by Charlie Kirk's former Super PAC.

And there were lots of dynamics in that race, but that loss is still notable for Trump, given that Republicans just last month touted his endorsement

as the most powerful in history. Of course, everything always has to be so extreme with them.

But to be fair, Trump hasn't exactly spent much time or energy, really, on boosting his party's chances

in November. I mean, he literally said, I don't care about the midterms,

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