Show Notes
President Trump stumping in Nebraska today in his latest push for Republican candidates. But is it too late for the GOP to sell their message to voters ahead of November. Meanwhile, Kevin Hassett says it's time for Jerome Powell to leave the Federal Reserve Board.
Guest host Edward Lawrence with Keith Sonderling, Alex Gray, Michael Faulkender, EJ Antoni, Byron York, Rich Lowry and Dan Brouillette.
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