Daniella Diaz discusses the chaos in Congress, Jon Ralston talks about Nikki Haley's loss in Nevada, Kate Shaw analyzes the DC Circuit Court's rejection of Trump's immunity claim in the 2020 election interference case.

Donald Trump makes it official. Republicans win the House. Nancy Pelosi steps down as leader. Kari Lake loses her race for Arizona governor. And  Dan talks to the Nevada Independent’s Jon Ralston about midterm results and the future. For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast. 

Jon Ralston, CEO and editor of the Nevada Independent, dives deep into Nevada's pivotal role in the upcoming 2024 elections. He discusses the evolving political landscape and the significant impact of independent voters. The challenges of polling accuracy are explored, especially in light of shifting demographics and delayed vote counting. Ralston also highlights contrasting strategies from Trump and Harris, emphasizing the importance of voter mobilization. Along the way, he reflects on the critical challenges facing local journalism amidst the political frenzy.

Jon Ralston, a seasoned journalist and political commentator, joins the conversation to dissect Nevada's evolving political landscape. They discuss the surge of Republican enthusiasm and the unusual early voting patterns as the election approaches. Ralston highlights the growing number of registered independents and the strategic shifts both parties are making to energize their bases. The duo also explores the implications of these voting trends on the upcoming election results, making for a riveting analysis of the Silver State's electoral dynamics.

Jon Ralston, Editor and CEO of the Nevada Independent, and Yvonne Wingett Sanchez, Democracy reporter for The Washington Post, dive into the intense political climate in Nevada and Arizona. They discuss the struggles of Republican Senate candidates despite Trump's potential popularity. Ralston sheds light on changing voter demographics and economic challenges, while Sanchez highlights critical issues like abortion rights and Kari Lake's Senate aspirations. Together, they explore how these factors are shaping the upcoming elections.