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Dave Spencer, Ashley Davis and Kurt Bardella discuss the three-year anniversary of October 7, changing attitudes toward Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership. They also discuss concerns about antisemitism and national security.
The conversation then turns to the midterms, including the Texas Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton, whether Latino voters could shift back toward Democrats and the races that could determine control of the Senate. They also look ahead to 2028 and some of the Republicans who could emerge as presidential candidates, including J.D. Vance, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Spencer Cox.
Finally, they debate what Republican leadership could look like if Democrats take control of the House, including whether Jim Jordan could become minority leader. Plus, President Trump’s fight with Sen. Tom Cotton leads to a debate over permanent daylight saving time and what happened when the U.S. tried it in the 1970s.
Topics Discussed:
0:00 Welcome to Practically Political
1:29 October 7 Anniversary, Israel and Netanyahu
7:26 Texas Senate Race and the Midterm Battle for the Senate
17:52 GOP 2028 Candidates and Jim Jordan as House GOP Leader
25:36 Trump, Tom Cotton and Daylight-Saving Time
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