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Candidate could run in those midterms without fully embracing the idea that the 2020 election was stolen. so, many of them did. and most of them got punished by general election voters. >> that does strike me as a big risk, what mo is just describing. which is that sometimes going all in on the message that worked for the republican base is a double soared in a general election context. >> it's a huge risk. republicans, as mo said, lost in 2018, 2020, and 2021 in georgia for the senate seat, and 2022. there is a question of whether you can even make that case for republicans. that it is really...

Perceptions? like mo said, perception's reality for people. >> we'll talk about how good the economy is, but yet when people go to the grocery store even if they can afford it, they're looking at what eggs cost, what gas costs, and that has gone down a bit, but people are seeing those numbers in realtime. he can say things are great, but if people are seeing something different, it's not going to resonate. i think he would do better if we actually acknowledged the pain people are feeling, talking about what he's trying to do to lower that, i think that'd be a better message for him. shannon: w...

The United States on Friday once again welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi position on the Ukraine conflict, which calls for the cessation of all kinds of v

These stories? there isjostling? sam coates was reporting suggesting as many as 34% of tory active members like borisjohnson to be gone sooner rather than later. yes. gone sooner rather than later. yes, and we are — gone sooner rather than later. yes, and we are seeing _ gone sooner rather than later. yes, and we are seeing consistently in the polls. — and we are seeing consistently in the polls, even before christmas, the polls, even before christmas, the labour— the polls, even before christmas, the labour leader sir keir starmer has a _ the labour leader sir keir starmer has a signifi...

I wonder, penny, iwonder, penny, mo i wonder, penny, mo is talking about the prime minister asking from a position of strength, but some could argue it's a position of weakness in that afghanistan did not go so well. the handling of the pandemic has been a bit of a mess, and the whole idea of the leveling up agenda, following the rise in national income tax, is something that has upset a lot of those red wall voters who decided they would vote blue last time around. is the prime minister really on the back foot of this widescale shuffle? is there proof? this widescale shuffle? is there roof? ~...