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Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H1 - Nov 19 2022

November 19, 2022 • 36 min

Republicans have to learn how to win rigged elections. Mitch McConnell must go-- Alaska itself is enough reason for that. C&B take your election analysis calls. Clay says, "I come from the world of sports and when there's a big game, afterward you open the phone lines and say, 'OK, go!'" Candidates who talked about 2020 and rigged elections lost. Republicans can't say this election was stolen from them, because the data shows they didn't do a good enough job of convincing voters. Economy wasn't as big an issue as predicted: Lots of voters didn't blame those in charge. Nancy Pelosi enthusiastically backs Biden in 2024. Buck says, "Short of, God forbid, a health incident, I don't see how Biden can't run now." Clay and Buck even throw a little positivity Kamala Harris' way for possible 2028 run if she somehow becomes president before that without running.

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