Senator Tammy Baldwin discusses the pressures facing Wisconsin farmers, including record-high diesel and fertilizer costs, tariffs, lost export markets, and the impact of Trump’s trade decisions on beef and soy producers, while also warning that climate change, flooding, drought, and water contamination are adding to agricultural challenges. She then turns to election security in Wisconsin, arguing that local clerks are carefully safeguarding voting and criticizing election denialism and threats to ballot security, before explaining that flipping the Senate would allow Democrats to set the agenda, block harmful bills, shape potential Supreme Court nominations, and begin advancing policies that make life more affordable and improve opportunity. Plus as a bonus we have journalist and author Beth Macy about her run to flip Virginia’s 6th congressional district. Subscribe to Fast Politics and listen 4x a week for interviews just like this on your favorite podcast app: https://episodes.fm/1645614328