For more on the political fallout of the military action in Iran.

We're joined now by our Politics Monday duo.

That's Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter and Tamara Keith of NPR.

It's great to see you both.

Good to be here.

So Tam, as you well know, House Republicans are gathered today at President Trump's golf club just outside Miami as this midterm season starts to take shape.

And of course, the backdrop to all of this is complicated.

The cost of living remains high.

You have the administration opening a military confrontation in the Middle East without a clearly

articulated strategy to the public.

What went down in Dural today?

And what's the message from Republicans?

And how does that square with reality?

President Trump pitched Republicans on passing what is called, he's calling the Save America Act.

That was his big pitch. He delivered a lot of remarks. It was pretty wide ranging. But his argument was that Republicans, if they could just pass that, they could win the midterms. Now, we should

explain what that is. That is a law or a bill that may never become a law because there are

problems in the Senate getting it through. But it is a piece of legislation that would require

not just voter ID, but proof of citizenship in order to vote. He also wants

the House to sort of reopen it and tack on some items related to transgender people and sports

and medical procedures. So it is what the president sees as sort of the gold medal legislation that can be their entire message

for the midterms. And as an added bonus, he's arguing Democrats won't be able to win if they

can't cheat. Now, there's a lot underlying that. But that is his pitch. That is his pitch

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