Hi, this is Tony. And we're sitting on our couch with our two dogs doing absolutely nothing.

This podcast was recorded at 109 p.m. Eastern time on February 21st, 2024. I don't know what

else you need. Okay, here's the show.

Clearly a response to our hyperactive podcast listeners who are probably currently

listening to us at top Mount Everest. I'm all for it. I mean honestly

most of us are just sitting on the couch not hiking the fjords or you know going to spin

class although those are all like you know aspirational for sure.

I do want more about the dogs though. I feel like you can't mention your

dogs and not tell me what type of dogs these big dogs little dogs yappy dogs

slow dogs. I just want a little bit more dog detail. I have a baseball can't let it go

about dogs but I can we can't talk about it today.

Save it.

Save it for Friday.

Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.

I'm Miles Parks.

I cover voting.

I'm Susan Davis.

I cover politics. And I'm Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor and correspondent.

And today we are talking about the US Senate.

We are still well over 200 days away from election day, but the Senate races are starting

to heat up.

Obviously primaries are coming up over the next couple months and this is the chamber that

...