I think it's ridiculous. I think it's unacceptable. I think it's un-American.

And it's an over-politicization of what should be an area of compromise.

We should be working together with the member of the Armed Services Committee.

And Hegset and Trump should be focused on our enemies in Iran instead of members of Congress that should be on their side and working together. Again, Paul, that we have, because now we've got all polls closed.

As I said, two time zones in Indiana.

So some of them closed at 6 o'clock Eastern. We've got more counted than the ones that just

closed here just within the past 10 minutes. Excuse me. We'll see if we're able to make any calls.

The four that you're looking at here, there are seven total. Right now, you have one of them

with very little of the vote in. You do have the incumbent

ahead. In three of the others, the Trump Challenger is ahead. Extremely tight, though,

in one of those. And again, there's so few in that it's very hard to know if this is actually

indicative of which way this is going to go.

Here's what we know. This is the first battle in the war for the future of the Republican Party.

This is a party struggling to define itself. It's going to be a war between the moderates and

the Trumpists. And now you've got essentially Trump fighting Mike Pence in a state that they

should have a lock on.

but now they're eating their own, they're fighting amongst themselves. And I think it's reflective of what we may see before, during and after the midterms, especially, and definitely as we go toward 2028 where the Republicans have to figure out, are they going to be Donald Trump or are they going to be Mike Pence or are they going to break in half? And I think you're going to see a similar fight in the Democratic Party. You're going to have the AOC, you know, Democratic Socialists against the more moderate, you know, national security centrists. And there's going to be a war between both parties. And here's what's interesting about Indiana. Over 40 percent are independent, right? And they're not even in this discussion, right? you got closed primaries, most of the folks in the state aren't participating, and that's where the real action is.

That's going to be where the action is to the midterms. And that's definitely where the action is going to be for the presidential when we get to 2020. fascinating when you say 40% of them are independent. Adam, you know, back on the ground, I know you went door to door with some of the Republicans that Trump had targeted.

How, what did voters say? You know, when they approach them and. I know you went door to door with some of the Republicans that Trump had targeted.

How, what did voters say? You know, when they approached them and brought this up and introduced these Republican voters,

how did the voters feel about the situation, right?

The Trump wanted revenge against these individuals.

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