BIG EPISODE TO BEGIN OCTOBER!

Justin gets into the current polling trends with Michael Cohen, separating fact and fiction in Springfield, Ohio and the unusual partnership between Kamala Harris and Liz Cheney.

Claire Meynial makes her Px3 debut to talk about the flashing warning signs for Harris in Dearborn, Michigan.

CHAPTERS

2:53 Michael Cohen

33:01 VP Debate Thoughts

53:57 The Widening War in Middle East

1:10:29 Liz Cheney campaigning with Kamala Harris

1:20:31 The Truth In Springfield, Ohio

1:39:57 Will Middle East Cost Harris Michigan?

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Justin Robert Young and Andrew Heaton discuss the vice presidential debate, analyzing a sparkling JD Vance and slightly wobbly Tim Walz.

00:39 Vance Won

09:53 Joe Biden Erasure

12:35 Moderation and Fact-Checking in Debates

18:41 The Lack of Personal Attacks

21:34 Trade Policies and Economic Perspectives

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The least consequential debate of the cycle? OF COURSE WE'RE STILL GOING TO GRIND THE TAPE! Vance vs. Ryan in 2022 and Walz vs. Jensen in 2022. I actually think this debate is actually going to be good.

Also, Jeff Maurer (Last Week Tonight, I Might Be Wrong) joins the show to discuss why all political communications from campaigns try to be funny these days.

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Justin Robert Young interviews Matthew Beat, known as Mr. Beat on YouTube, who shares his journey from being a social studies teacher to a successful YouTuber with over a million subscribers. They discuss the evolution of infotainment in education, the power of history in political discourse, and the influence of conspiracies in the digital age. The conversation also touches on the challenges of voter engagement and the shared truths in politics, highlighting the complexities of modern political communication.

Chapters

11:12 The Allure of Presidential History

20:40 The Evolution of Content Creation and Attention Spans

40:52 Conspiracies and the Age of Misinformation

49:24 Politics: A Shared Truth or a Divided Reality?

59:56 The Challenge of Voter Engagement and Information

01:05:10 Electoral College Dynamics and Predictions

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Justin Robert Young and former Congressman Scott Klug delve into the intricacies of political campaigns, focusing on funding dynamics, the impact of controversial figures, and the role of polling in elections. They discuss the challenges candidates face in securing financial support, the importance of local relationships, and the influence of national trends on local races. The conversation also touches on election security reforms and the evolving landscape of political communication.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Untold Congressional Stories

01:02 The Role of Money in Politics

19:01 Polling Metrics and Candidate Viability

21:55 Decision-Making in Political Committees

39:26 Election Security and Reform Ideas

45:33 Reflections on Political Careers

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Evan Scrimshaw and Justin Young discuss the current political landscape in the United States, focusing on key states like Florida, North Carolina, and Michigan, as well as the implications of recent Canadian elections. They analyze the strategies Democrats should adopt to secure victories in critical House districts, the impact of abortion rights on voter sentiment, and the role of Kamala Harris in the upcoming elections.

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Justin Robert Young discusses the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, exploring the details surrounding the incident, the background of the assailant Ryan Routh, and the implications for political security in the current climate.

Chapters

00:00 Assassination Attempt on Trump

02:37 Political Rhetoric and Historical Context

05:18 Understanding the Perpetrator: Ryan Wesley Routh

09:58 Routh's Background and Motivations

21:11 Implications for Political Security

23:29 The Current Political Climate and Future Concerns

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In this episode, Justin Robert Young discusses the recent debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump with experts Tom LoBianco and Michael Cohen. They analyze the performances of both candidates, focusing on Harris's strategic approach and Trump's chaotic style. The conversation also delves into post-debate polling and predictions for the upcoming election, emphasizing the importance of voter perception and the impact of viral moments in political discourse.

Also, the gang takes a look at polling errors and tipping point states. Notably Pennsylvania and Georgia, and the implications of voter turnout in these regions as the election approaches.

Chapters

04:14 Strategic Imperatives: Campaign Tactics and Goals

07:01 Viral Moments and Public Perception

18:58 Polling Insights: What Comes Next?

44:02 Polling Methodology and Its Importance

46:27 Understanding Sample Sizes in Polling

58:57 Identifying Tipping Point States

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