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Today on the Playbook podcast, how much power does Donald Trump still hold over the Republican Party?

We'll get a big test in Indiana tonight.

And the Midwest news keeps coming.

It's primary day two in Ohio.

And J.D. Vance is in Iowa.

And we better talk about the war, too, because the ceasefire is creaking in the strait of Hormuz.

We've got the latest on Donald Trump's strategy.

Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Dasha Burns. It is Tuesday, May 5th. Happy Cinco de Mayo, indeed.

But it's more of a Midwestern flavor, I'm afraid, to the playbook podcast today. I don't know if that's a good thing.

There are plenty of Sinkgo-Domaya celebrations all across the Midwest today. It's also Taco Tuesday

for those who celebrate. That is a very good point. We don't normally pay a huge amount of

attention to primaries for state Senate elections on this podcast because we'd be spending a lot of

time talking about them if we did.

But it's a big deal today in Indiana because really what we're looking at is a test of Donald

Trump's ability to wreak vengeance upon his enemies and the Republican Party.

I'm sure listeners will remember that it was eight Republican state senators in Indiana that

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