Transcript: Swamp Notes -- Will Republicans take back the Senate?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : But I do think they helped clear the field in some of these races and they also got Trump to work with them in many instances.
51% : You know, he's young, telegenic, you know, as Trump would say, sort of from central casting.
51% : Even as I'm seeing polling where Trump is winning that state, again, narrowly, she is far behind him and the Democrat Ruben Gallego, despite that he is more progressive, you know.
50% : And I think on the tax side, if Trump comes in, you know, I'm sure he'll try to use that to you know, maximum effect to go ahead with the huge kind of tax cut plans that he has, because that's gonna be one of the biggest legislative battles no matter who wins next year.
48% : Jessica TaylorI mean, we saw that Trump had a trifecta when he was elected.
43% : Jon Tester is running for re-election in a state that voted for Trump by 16 points in 2020.
43% : If Trump wins, I think that Democrats will certainly see it as sort of imperative that they are able to flip the House, because that would be then sort of the only check on his power, because I think the assumption is that if he wins, then almost certainly the Senate will have flipped to the Republicans.
36% : And I think there were two factors that really made a big difference: One is that they had very weak candidates or kind of candidates who are considered extreme even by a Republican standard, very close to Trump.
32% : He endorsed Trump early, reached out to him so that he would not endorse candidates like Dr Oz or Herschel Walker.
23% : And then, you know, but again, the Senate was so close that you saw, you know, trying to overturn Obamacare that John McCain voted against it.

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