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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. After Democrats scored an enormous victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, a contest that revolved heavily around Elon Musk's involvement,

it now looks as if Trump world is turning on their favorite billionaire.

President Trump has reportedly told members of his inner circle that Musk will be leaving soon, with insiders now

viewing Musk as unpredictable and a major political liability. But what happened in Wisconsin

isn't just about Musk the person. It's about public backlash to the Trump-Musk

Alliance in government. It's a backlash to what they're doing to the country. And a new poll illustrates

this starkly, which will further undermine Musk's standing with Trump. Today we're talking about

all this with Representative Mark Pocan, a Democrat who represents

Wisconsin's second district and saw a lot of this unfold up close.

Congressman, thanks so much for coming on with us.

Oh, thanks for having me, Greg. Appreciate it.

That was quite a win for your party in Wisconsin, Congressman.

Yeah. You know, and even more, it's not just that we had a big win in a purple state because we don't have a lot of those anymore because we're purple. But it's the level of turnout that I think was especially significant. You know, I was doing doors for the Supreme Court candidate. I was helping launch volunteers. I've been doing a ton of town halls, both in my district

and in the neighboring third district. And it's clear. People are pissed. They're concerned.

They're worried. And this was their way of expressing all of that by showing up to vote. And because

of it, we had midterm, you know, congressional election level

turnout almost in an April nonpartisan primary, which just means that, you know, people really

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