Red, White and Who? Why Ohio Could Decide the Senate

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🗓️ 20 September 2024

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Ryan Knutson talks with Molly Ball and Rachel Humphreys about their recent trip to Ohio, where they talked to voters about a tight Senate race and why it might matter so much for both parties. Plus, look at another important Senate race in Montana. Further Listening: - Red, White and Who? Playlist - Red, White and Who? A Swing-State Debate - Red, White, and Who? How Abortion Plays for Trump and Harris Further Reading: - A Populist Democrat Fights to Survive the Trump-Fueled Populist Wave Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	All right, so I had a bit of FOMO recently, Molly, because you and our senior producer
0:12.4	Rachel Humphreys got to go on a road trip without me.
0:15.8	We snuck out.
0:17.2	We did.
0:18.2	And you know I learn on that road trip Ryan?
0:20.4	What?
0:21.4	Mollyball loves Ohio.
0:22.4	I do. Really. I do.
0:23.0	Really?
0:24.0	I do.
0:25.0	I love Ohio.
0:26.7	My first job in journalism actually was in Ohio.
0:29.3	I worked for the Toledo Blade in the northwestern corner of the state but this time we went to
0:34.9	the northeastern corner of the state we flew into Cleveland.
0:37.1	Welcome to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport the local time 823.
0:44.0	Did a lot of driving around Eastern Ohio,
0:47.2	the Mahoning Valley, Steubenville,
0:49.4	even crossed the river into West Virginia.
0:51.9	So this is actually the Ohio River.
0:54.8	Aha.
0:55.8	And it is so beautiful this time of year,
0:58.7	the rolling green hills and the soaring bridges.
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