YouTube Notes:
Barbara Boyd, Susan Kokinda and Adam Sturman take questions, but first:
Susan Kokinda reports from the ground in Michigan — where a political revolution is underway. Last week it was the primary results; this week it’s what the results have set in motion: the organizing, the realignment, and the fight for the state the empire’s media can’t narrate away. What it looks like when the flyover states stop taking orders.
Then, Tuesday’s returns from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Trump-backed Tom Tiffany takes the Wisconsin governor’s nomination decisively, while Minnesota’s Democrats lurch further left — dumping a sitting congresswoman for a progressive who campaigned against immigration enforcement.
Mike Lindell falls short, Klobuchar steps down-ballot, and the pattern sharpens: Trump’s coalition is building while the Democrat Party is captured by its radicals. Barbara and Susan lay out what it means for the midterm map, eleven weeks out.
And Iran boils — the blockade, the back channels, the leadership crisis in Tehran. It’s a fast-moving story, so wherever it stands Thursday morning, the hosts will sort the signal from the noise, live.