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Who are in states that biden won by less than 2% are really going to be in danger. >> simon, what i think i hear you saying is that this is really not an issue-oriented analysis. this is you looking at historic models and then fast forwarding to the way things should probably continue, unless there's an aberration. is that fair? >> that's fair. i think it's important to note there have been a couple trends in american politics over the last decade that have really intensified and that are causing huge problems for democrats in the senate going forward. even beyond 2024, in the next decade. and...

And crime, it will be a trifecta that guarantees that republicans take control of the house and probably the senate, too. history and conventional wisdom are on the side of the gop in 2022. but according to an analysis by my next guest, what follows in 2024 could be even worse for democrats. in this piece, at the slow boring blog, democrats are sleepwalking into a senate disaster, author simon baselon has one the numbers for the past deck indicates and for democrats it's not pretty. simon writes for the stack and simon is at yale. simon, with regards to the midterms you say there's been a nine...

Senate to the democratic party to the window democrats now to win 53% of the vote to win a majority. this is a huge ask of any party and buts democratic senate fortunes in a bad place. >> i encourage people to read what you've written. but here's the takeaway. the takeaway that i'm gleaning is this looks like, meaning the midterm cycle, a tough year for democrats for the reasons that i articulated. and you are here to say what comes in 2024 could be even worse. >> right. and i think it's important to note that even with a pretty decent performance electorally by joe biden in 2024, a ton of the...