Darline Graham-Nordone came out on top of the GOP Senate runoff in South Carolina. Mike and Mark look ahead to November.

Darline Graham-Nordone came out on top of the GOP Senate runoff in South Carolina. Mike and Mark look ahead to November.

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 Darline Graham-Nordone Wins in South Carolina

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Mike reflects on Dolly Parton’s death and the rare sense of unity surrounding her legacy before turning to Darlene Graham Nordone’s South Carolina Senate victory and the increasingly bitter state of American politics. He questions Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s remarks about blowing up the White House ballroom and argues that political opponents can disagree without celebrating violence or hatred. Mike is joined by Joe Piscopo, who shares personal memories of working with Dolly and talks about her warmth, generosity, musical brilliance, and ability to bring people together.

Mike reflects on Dolly Parton&rsquo;s death and the rare sense of unity surrounding her legacy before turning to Darlene Graham Nordone&rsquo;s South Carolina Senate victory and the increasingly bitter state of American politics. He questions Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner&rsquo;s remarks about blowing up the White House ballroom and argues that political opponents can disagree without celebrating violence or hatred. Mike is joined by Joe Piscopo, who shares personal memories of working with Dolly and talks about her warmth, generosity, musical brilliance, and ability to bring people together.

Dolly’s Legacy, Graham’s Win, and the Battle to Save Common Ground

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Mike takes the show on the road to Rock Hill, South Carolina, for a special election-day broadcast focused on the razor-thin Senate race between Ralph Norman and Darlene Graham Nordone. He sits down with Norman to discuss the race, President Trump’s endorsement of his opponent, the candidates’ records, and the central questions surrounding national security, immigration, and the Trump agenda. Mike then talks with Trafalgar Group pollster Robert Cahaly about the extraordinary 47.9%–47.8% polling dead heat and what turnout in the Upstate, coastal counties, and among seniors could mean for the result. The conversation also examines election polling, the independence of polling firms, and why this South Carolina Senate contest has become such an unpredictable political showdown.

Mike takes the show on the road to Rock Hill, South Carolina, for a special election-day broadcast focused on the razor-thin Senate race between Ralph Norman and Darlene Graham Nordone. He sits down with Norman to discuss the race, President Trump&rsquo;s endorsement of his opponent, the candidates&rsquo; records, and the central questions surrounding national security, immigration, and the Trump agenda. Mike then talks with Trafalgar Group pollster Robert Cahaly about the extraordinary 47.9%&ndash;47.8% polling dead heat and what turnout in the Upstate, coastal counties, and among seniors could mean for the result. The conversation also examines election polling, the independence of polling firms, and why this South Carolina Senate contest has become such an unpredictable political showdown.

Trump's SC Senate Gamble & Election Integrity Triumph

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Mike examines the growing intensity of political hatred in America, from threats against President Trump and his family to Democrats allegedly facing hostility from members of their own party. He focuses on the public celebration and mockery surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassination, questioning what it means when political violence and cruelty become entertainment or campaign strategy. Mike also discusses the Washington Post’s reinstatement of a reporter who was fired over her reaction to Kirk’s death, using the controversy to examine unions, workplace standards, and free speech. As the midterms approach, he asks whether embracing this kind of political hostility will actually help Democrats at the ballot box—or expose a deeper moral problem within the country.

Mike examines the growing intensity of political hatred in America, from threats against President Trump and his family to Democrats allegedly facing hostility from members of their own party. He focuses on the public celebration and mockery surrounding Charlie Kirk&rsquo;s assassination, questioning what it means when political violence and cruelty become entertainment or campaign strategy. Mike also discusses the Washington Post&rsquo;s reinstatement of a reporter who was fired over her reaction to Kirk&rsquo;s death, using the controversy to examine unions, workplace standards, and free speech. As the midterms approach, he asks whether embracing this kind of political hostility will actually help Democrats at the ballot box&mdash;or expose a deeper moral problem within the country.

The Dangerous Rise of Political Hatred

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Darline Graham-Nordone Wins in South Carolina

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