Former congressional candidate Isaiah Martin breaks down why Republicans in several races are panicking as Donald Trump tries to prop up weak candidates with bribes and distractions, including $8 billion in farm and diesel assistance in Kansas, while critics argue the real cause of high prices is the war he backed and Republicans' refusal to end it. He takes on candidates like Roger Marshall, Ken Paxton and Vivek Ramaswamy as unprepared, corrupt or out of touch, and calls out Vivek for exploiting Amy Acton's history of childhood abuse in Ohio. He also looks at Florida and other states, where Trump-installed nominees lack local roots and where Democrats failed to effectively weaponize DeSantis-related scandals like Hope Florida. Martin closes by criticizing Susan Collins for acting like an independent while still backing Trump's agenda, and voices frustration that money and messaging aren't being used effectively to fight back.