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by a wide margin in 2020 are about to swing dramatically against him and his party. >> a week from today, new york of all places, could have a republican governor . athn 2last time there was election in new work, biden won the state by twenty three points. >> whahat we're seeing is what political scientists refer t. as a realignmen and there's no mystery as to why it's happening. democrats failedively. conclusi no group in american historyorsj has done a worseob job running this country than the neo liberals currently in charge. >> they're viciouootbal, they' e intolerant, and they a...

the polls, and that will bebe nx next tuesday. make no mistake, anything can happen. we'll be talking about the results, or at leaste. some of them. one week from tonight, we'll know in most states , hopefully all states , the results. now, according to real s clear politics, their average five senate racefis and more thn two dozen house races ares within two points. soare wi think about this. this is why i'm not pollyannish. this is why i don't want to create a condition where people are overly enthusiastic within two points. that's five states. now, that's the balance of power in c...

And i was becoming increasingly concerned that we were damaging we were damaging his legacy. What did the president say in response to what you just described . He said something along the lines of, you know, nobody will care about my legacy if i lose. So that wont matter. Hope hicks revealing that conversation to the january 6th committee. Now she has a chance to add to trumps corrupt legacy. Testifying today in his criminal trial in new york. Also tonight, the political fallout from the Campus Protests and why its time to start focusing again on whats actually happening in gaza. And kristi n...

The Weekender chatted with Dordt University English professor and musician Luke Hawley about the new album by his band, The Ruralists," and their listening party at Sioux City's Vangarde Arts.

A sense of place featuring The Ruralists' Luke Hawley and Laremy De Vries upon release of their latest album, Trying.