The Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson joins host Molly Jong-Fast to tear into Donald Trump's tone-deaf closing message, built on caviar, drag queens, leopard print and luxury-style image politics at a moment when voters are angry about corruption and economic pain. With people struggling to afford gas and groceries, and early voting showing strong Democratic turnout in key states like Texas, Nevada, Florida and Georgia, he argues that Trump's brand now dominates the Republican Party but is hurting candidates such as Byron Donalds and Ken Paxton. He also explains why independents are moving heavily against Republicans and why culture-war attacks are failing with voters who care more about the economy than distractions.


