SCOTUS Leaks and Ohio Speaks

Hacks On Tap

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🗓️ 5 May 2022

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Axe, Gibbs, and Murphy followed the bat signal and convened for a special edition of Hacks on Tap. They discuss the results of the Ohio primary election, what JD Vance’s (or is it JP?) victory says about Trump and Trumpism, the bombshell leak out of the Supreme Court, and how the politics of Roe v. Wade will influence voter turnout in the midterms.

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0:00.0	Hey, pull up a chair.
0:10.4	It's axon tap with David Axelrot, Robert Gibbs, and Mike Murphy.
0:15.3	That's what they're waiting for.
0:23.6	They're waiting for one race.
0:24.9	You know, we've endorsed Dr. Oz.
0:26.8	We've endorsed JP, right?
0:29.7	JD Mandel, and he's doing great.
0:32.8	They're all doing good.
0:34.1	Well, there you have it.
0:35.6	He didn't necessarily know his name, but he certainly dragged him across the finish line,
0:41.7	Murphy, Donald Trump, speaking about his candidate who's actually named JD Vance, you know,
0:49.9	Hio, who had a pretty big win yesterday.
0:52.3	Yeah, you got to give it to him.
0:54.1	It was a good day for Trump.
0:56.0	I remembered JD back when he called me a few years ago, originally about running for
0:59.6	offices in Antitrumper, and then the tragic accident with the head injury.
1:04.8	And now here he is, the Trump endorsed, you know, it was kind of a funny, transula versus
1:10.4	scorpion race.
1:11.4	And Robert Gibbs is with us here too.
1:13.5	We got a full-hax alert to handle all this stuff.
1:16.7	The bad signal went out.
1:18.2	Bad signal, right?
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