Show Notes
Wednesday, June 10 — the President of the United States walked into Madison Square Garden for an NBA Finals game and got booed through the national anthem.
Rush and Reagan break down Trump's historic MSG appearance and what the crowd response actually signals, then turn to Zohran Mamdani — the democratic socialist who went from 1% in the polls to mayor of New York City — and ask the honest question: is that a preview or an anomaly? From there, they get into the 2026 Senate map and why conservatives should be paying close attention: Cory Booker has $22 million and his opponent has negative cash on hand. Rush and Reagan walk through the four states that could flip the Senate, including a Texas matchup that should not be competitive but is. No panic, no dismissal — just a clear-eyed look at a genuinely dangerous electoral environment for the GOP.
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